- In Italy, the
laurea is the main post-secondary
academic degree. The name
originally referred literally to the
laurel wreath,
since ancient times a sign...
- An
honorary degree is an
academic degree for
which a
university (or
other degree-awarding institution) has
waived all of the
usual requirements. It is...
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Laurea University of
Applied Sciences (Finnish:
Laurea-ammattikorkeakoulu) is a
university of
applied sciences that
operates in the
region of Uusimaa,...
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Italian form,
Laurea Magistrale.
Before the
current organization of
academic studies there was the
Laurea.
According to the
subject the
laurea could require...
- the
laurea or the
laurea magistrale, one can
complete a "Master's" (first-level Master's
after the
laurea; second-level Master's
after the
laurea magistrale)...
- 101
different "
Laurea" or "
Laurea breve" first-level
degrees (three
years of courses),
followed by 108 "
Laurea specialistica" or "
Laurea magistrale" second-level...
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include study at bachelor's level). In Italy, the
laurea (formerly
laurea triennale,
meaning "three-year
laurea") is the most
common type of "undergraduate...
- the master's
degree is
equivalent to the two-year
Laurea magistrale,
which can be
earned after a
Laurea (a three-year
undergraduate degree,
equivalent to...
- was
replaced with the '
Laurea Magistrale in
Medicina e Chirurgia' (Master of
Medicine and Surgery). In this context, the new
Laurea Magistrale a
ciclo unico...
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Francesco Lorenzo Brancati di
Lauria (10
April 1612,
Lauria – 30
November 1693, Rome) was an
Italian cardinal and theologian. At the age of
seventeen di...
