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Understanding UK Degree Classifications
Isha Singh · 22 Nov 2025 · 5 min read
DegreesHigher EducationUK UniversitiesQualifications
Undergraduate
- BA (Bachelor of Arts): Humanities and Social Sciences.
- BSc (Bachelor of Science): Scientific and technical subjects.
- LLB (Bachelor of Laws): Qualifying law degree.
- Honours (Hons): Means you completed the full 360 credits, including a dissertation. Without it, it's an 'Ordinary' degree.
Postgraduate
- MA/MSc: Taught Master's degrees (usually 1 year).
- MRes: Master of Research (preparation for a PhD).
- MPhil: A mini-PhD, often a stepping stone.
- PhD: Doctor of Philosophy. Pure research (3-4 years).
Why it Matters
Knowing the difference helps you choose the right path for your career. For example, an accredited BSc Psychology is needed to become a Chartered Psychologist.
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