Academic degrees make you a job seeker , and a rolling stone , where as Professional degrees make you a living legacy A professional degree prepares the conferee for a particular profession by emphasizing skills and practical analysis over theory and research. Most but not all of the professions associated with professional degrees are professions that require licensing in order to practice as a professional in the field. For example, professional practice in audiology, architecture; dentistry; dietetics; many fields of engineering; K-12 public education; law; medicine (M.D./D.O.) or M.B.B.S.; chiropractic; podiatric medicine; nursing; medical laboratory science; music therapy, occupational, and physical therapy; optometry; psychology; pharmacy; radiography; social work; urban planning; and veterinary medicine, all require a person to first obtain a professional degree in the relevant subject area(s) prior to professional licensure, certification or registration. Other fields, such as speech-language pathology, require the professional to earn a graduate degree as well as the additional required licensing, registration, and certification to obtain employment. Available at Horizon 2020 is to Prepare Professionals for Professional Doctorate , or Practise Doctorates ( Pro Doc, Ed D, P.N.D, FIBMS, D Eng, ) are examples of Professional Doctorate available through Marie Currie program of ACTION RESEARCH under Horizon 2020 Academic Doctorate degrees conferred are Ph D , D Sc, D.Sc and others NEW CALLS ARE OUT UNDER HORIZON 2020 thinktank.wozaonline.co.za
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