What kind of degree do people graduate with in your nation

[South Vassel]

What kind of degree do the majority of people in your nation graduate wit and in what subject?
The majority of people in my nation graduate with a 4 year degree in computers.
Sorry about the title.Limited space.

[Hallistar]

Engineering or anything to do with the hard sciences.

[Cameroi]

cameroi in upper school gain actual useful abilities rather then paper certification of theoretical knowledge alone.
graduates of lower school at age 12 have the equivelant of an earth human masters degree in multiple arts and sciences.

[New Valais (Ancient)]

The majority of men graduate from college with a degree in business administration. However, there are also many who go to law school or medical school.

[Valcluse]

There are three types of degree which people can graduate:

Licence et Licence Professionnelle - Bachelor
Diplôme - Diploma
Doctorat - Doctorate

The types of subjects which are graduated the most in are not that discernable as there is a large number of subjects in universities.

[Frenequesta]

Oh, the usual lot: Bachelor's, Master's, Ph.D., J.D., M.D., etc., in a vast variety of subjects.

The Top 5 Most Popular Majors:

1. Biology
2. Physics
3. Business
4. Finance
5. Computer Science

[Virabia]

The most common degree in Virabia has to be the Ph.D in Philosophy

[Novus Niciae]

Most graduates obtain a physical science or engineering degree, Social sciences such as military science or political science are also popular, the arts are also popular but are generally considered to be an easy option.


The majority obtain bachelors degrees , followed by masters and doctorate degrees.

25% of citizens have two or more degrees.

[Venetoland]

Our most common majors:

English
Biology
Chemistry
Psychology
Economics

[Maolandia]

All graduate with a degree in Maoism.

[Menelmacar]

Elves are effectively immortal -- ageless and immune to disease. As a result, many Menelmacari enjoy long and varied careers, tending to alternate between periods of study, work, and retirement, often in widely varying fields over the course of a lifetime.

The average Menelmacari holds four to six bachelor's degrees, usually, again, in widely varying fields. One in three hold at least one masters, and two in eleven a doctorate.

Sciences, engineering, and business are popular, as are the arts, which are usually studied fairly specifically. A generalized 'liberal arts' education is available, though rarely taken. Unusually (in the global scheme), Menelmacari universities also have thaumaturgical departments for the study of the arcane, another very popular field (and is, technically, considered a science).

Business degrees are most popular for a first-time run through university, as the skills learned can be applied to any industry throughout one's life; arcane studies is most popular for the second run. Nearly everyone finds, eventually, their particular passion for something (or somethings), and it is in those fields that one might take a masters or doctorate.

Education in Menelmacar is not funded directly by the government, instead provided by privately-operated schools and universities. Every Menelmacari citizen or legal resident enrolled as a student, at whatever level of study, receives an annual education voucher which can be put towards tuition. A similar (though much smaller) voucher is available to everyone for the purposes of continuous learning (i.e. training courses).

[Thesan]

Hard to tell.... whole engineering sector is the vast majority (67.1%), but they're divided in various subjects, medicine faculty is considered "only one with following specializations" so have 11.5% of students, followed by nanoengineering (10.3%), electronic engineering (8.9%), chemical engineering (7.6%), aerospace engineering (7.0%) and art and design (5.9%).
We have almost no business degrees (our factories are almost all little/medium size, family runned) for accounting and similar we have business oriented high schools.

[Teddy Bear Republic]

Most people in the TBRE graduate with a Masters in a scientific field.

[Mr Badger]

Let's talk blue collar...

[Awesomeland]

Engineerings and Sciences are the most common degrees, followed by Business and Economics. University degrees are, however, considered to be somewhat less necessary for a career here: An individual can get a perfectly fine, well-paying job with just a basic high-school level education, if it's a good school. We're not so big on unnecessary credential inflation, as our culture is not obsessed with magic credentials. You are what you know and can do, not what it says on some paper. The main thing a degree in a subject prepares you for is teaching that subject.

[Maraque]

Engineerings and Sciences are the most common degrees, followed by Business and Economics. University degrees are, however, considered to be somewhat less necessary for a career here: An individual can get a perfectly fine, well-paying job with just a basic high-school level education, if it's a good school. We're not so big on unnecessary credential inflation, as our culture is not obsessed with magic credentials. You are what you know and can do, not what it says on some paper. The main thing a degree in a subject prepares you for is teaching that subject.

This describes us to a T.

[Central and Eastern Visayas]

Oh, the usual lot: Bachelor's, Master's, Ph.D., J.D., M.D., etc., in a vast variety of subjects.

This.

Most popular majors, Bachelor's Degree:
1. Economics
2. Engineering
3. Business Administration
4. Natural Sciences
5. Humanities

Most popular Master's Degrees:

1. Business Administration
2. Public Administration
3. Education
4. International Relations
5. Law (Ll.M.)

Most popular doctorates:

1. Medicine (M.D.)
2. Dental Medicine (D.M.D.)
3. Business Administration
4. Law (Ll.D.)
5. Education

[Fatatatutti]

The majority of Fatatatutians don't go to college. For those that do, the most common majors are in education, engineering and computer science.

-- Schuyler Marmish, Minister of Education

[Hladgos]

Depends on what degree they want.

[Great Europa (Ancient)]

People are usually required to gain an Euro-Standard Level (ESL) in their chosen profession, most subjects require at least College level attendance. Some require only High School qualifications (such as GCSEs). However most employers will look for ESL holders at University level.

Immigrants are not given work permits unless they hold ESL degrees, thus creating an education market as well as insuring a good quality of skilled workers for the world.

[Chinese Regions]

BSc, MSc, PhD

[Saiwania]

Most professions in Saiwania don't specifically require degrees but may require certifications, because it often provides the same economic benefits as a degree in much less time and money. Only a select few elite careers might require advanced university degrees such as the Medical fields, Law, Administration, Science, Business, Mathematics, and Education. Most Saiwanians view higher education as an investment and place value on how profitable a degree or certification is potentially to their future economic prospects.

The government encourages all of our citizens to carefully weigh their options before high school graduation and to choose what is best for them- whether it be going into the police/military/public sector, furthering their education with a certification/degree, learning a trade, or simply entering straight into the workforce. We want a strong and diverse economy that is suitable for most socioeconomic classes and to effectively prevent credential inflation. The closest real life equivalent to our education system is that of Germany.

[Davao and Mati]

Depends on what degree they want.

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[Parhe]

What kind of degree do the majority of people in your nation graduate wit and in what subject?
The most common last achieved degree is a Bachelor's degree, which composes over a third of the nation's adult population. The most common degrees are in Science.

[Greater Eurasian Union]

Children usually pick from 6 courses ( With the option of extra subjects ) which they pursue from 6th grade onwards - The Average Literate Eurasian would have studied around 20-30 years - a vast number of them hold PHD's ( Over 79 percent of the Urban Population )


1, Bio-Physiological Course

After This They Graduate and Pick A Specialized Career Pathway Course

2, Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Course

3, Physics and Engineering Course

4, Philosophical Sciences Course

5, Military Sciences and Stratagem Course

6, Economic and Business Course

7, Pedagogy Courses

8, Law and Political Sciences Course

9, Arts Theatrical and Music Course

10, Geographical and Natural Sciences Course

11, Combined General Course

12, Advanced Mathematics and Computational Physics Course

The Eurasian Union has 3 differentiated degrees - Foreign boards are banned - The Eurasian union has 18 international board - and the Foremost are the Dzerzhinsky League ( 5 Universities ) - It's own boards are generally affiliated and prevent permanent immigration of any educated individual

We Don't Provide Masters or Bachelors type programmes - rather they are based on merit and specialized selection - The Three Degrees are Professional , Expert and Sovereign - only a holder of Expert and Sovereign Degrees may pursue a PHD - It is the governments sworn duty to provide every educated individual with a signified degree of education with relevant employment - 99 percent of the educated are employed with relevant fields.