In the Anglo-Saxon university system, the cycle undergraduate indicates, in opposition to Postgraduate , the academic cycle higher until obtaining a first rank, generally the Bachelor . This cycle hard from 3 to 4 years according to the countries and corresponds to the French first and university second cycle, or to the first Canadian cycle (certificate or baccalaureat).
The cycle undergraduate is the heir to the cycle artien in the old universities (Oxford, Cambridge…).
The ranks can be " ordinary " or " honors ", the honors dismantle being more difficult and with more course. They are announced by the addition of (Hons) after the diminutive of the diploma ex: " BSc (Hons) ". The mentions associated with these ranks are: First-class (1st), Upper Second (2.1), Lower Second (2.2), Third Class (3rd).
" Combined honors degree" indicate the fact of studying two subjects, a major subject and a minor subject; " joint honors degree" indicate the fact of studying two subjects with equal share.
With the difference of the American systems and Scot, the student must choose as of the first academic year a speciality whereas with the the United States or in Scotland the choice is much vaster during the first two years of the four years cycle.
Simple: Undergraduate
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