master of science
master of science — 名詞
1. a postgraduate qualification awarded by a university to students who pass an adv
理學碩士學位
科學領域的研究所學位
a postgraduate qualification awarded by a university to students who pass an advanced course of study and sometimes produce a research project or thesis in a science, technology, engineering, or mathematics subject
Haruto is applying for a Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering at a Tokyo university.
Haruto 正在申請東京一所大學的機械工程理學碩士學位。
applying for a Master of Science in [subject]
Cape Town University's Master of Science in Climate Science draws students from across Africa.
開普敦大學的氣候科學理學碩士吸引了來自非洲各地的學生。
Master of Science programme in [subject]
Jessica earned her Master of Science after completing six taught modules and a dissertation.
Jessica 完成了六個授課模組和一篇論文之後，取得了理學碩士。
earn her Master of Science — mentioning specific requirements
Pedro's Master of Science in Chemistry got him a job at a Brazilian drug firm.
Pedro 的化學理學碩士學位幫助他在巴西的一家製藥公司找到工作。
The university offers a new Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence and Ethics this autumn.
該校今年秋季推出全新的人工智慧與倫理理學碩士課程。
- earn a Master of Science
- award a Master of Science
- pursue a Master of Science
- Master of Science programme
- Master of Science in [subject]
- complete a Master of Science
- hold a Master of Science
- MSc
common British abbreviation, written without periods
- M.S.
common American abbreviation, written with periods
- science master's degree
less formal; used in everyday conversation
- Bachelor of Science
the undergraduate degree that comes before a master's
文法句型
Master of Science + in + [subject]
a Master of Science + in + [field]
用法筆記
The subject of study is introduced with the preposition 'in' — Master of Science in Physics, never 'of Physics' or 'on Physics'. The degree is commonly abbreviated as M.S. (American style) or MSc (British style). This sense covers both the programme of study and the final credential; context makes the distinction clear.
常見錯誤
2. a person who has completed all the academic requirements for a master's-level qu
理學碩士
取得該學位的人
a person who has completed all the academic requirements for a master's-level qualification in a scientific or technical field and has been officially awarded that degree
Amira, a Master of Science in Biotechnology, works for a company that develops new vaccines.
Amira 是生物科技理學碩士，在一家研發新疫苗的公司工作。
person title + a Master of Science in [subject]
Ignacio became a Master of Science in Physics after defending his thesis on quantum entanglement.
Ignacio 通過了量子糾纏論文的口試之後，成為了物理學理學碩士。
became a Master of Science in [subject] — after thesis defence
The lab hired two Masters of Science who specialise in machine learning.
該實驗室聘請了兩位專攻機器學習的理學碩士。
Masters of Science (plural form)
Samir, a Master of Science in Environmental Policy, advises the government on green energy.
Samir 是環境政策理學碩士，為政府的綠色能源政策提供建議。
- be a Master of Science
- become a Master of Science
- a Master of Science in [subject]
- MSc holder
common in British English; slightly more informal
- M.S. graduate
common in American English
- science master's graduate
informal, used in everyday speech
文法句型
[person] + is + a Master of Science + in + [subject]
[person] + became + a Master of Science
用法筆記
When 'Master of Science' refers to a person, it functions as a formal descriptor similar to 'doctor' or 'engineer'. The plural form is 'Masters of Science' (not 'Master of Sciences'). Distinguish from sense 1, where the term refers to the degree or programme itself rather than to the individual who holds it.
常見錯誤
同根字
- MSc名詞B2
- M.S.名詞B2
- master's degree名詞A2
- bachelor's degree名詞A2
- doctorate名詞B2
常見搭配
常用片語
- Master of Science in [Subject]
- award a Master of Science
- earn a Master of Science
- pursue a Master of Science
- hold a Master of Science
- complete a Master of Science