Doctor medicinæ

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Doctor medicinæ or Dr.med. is a dcotoral research degree used in Denmark and Norway. The degree requires 4 years of scientific work by a person who is already a cand.med. (the same as an MD, approx. 6 years of studies). [1][2]

It should not be confused with the German degree Dr. Med. (Doktor der Medizin), which is not a degree at the same level. It should also not be confused with the entry-level professional degree MD, used in English-speaking countries.

[edit] References

  1. ^ Dagens Medisin (2007-04-12). Flere ikke-leger tar med.dr.grad (Norwegian).
  2. ^ University of Tromsø. PhD-utdanning (Norwegian). Retrieved on 2008-05-07.
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Latin academic degrees of Norway

cand.mag. • cand.agric. • cand.jur. • cand.med. • cand.med.vet. • cand.merc. • cand.oecon. • cand.polit. • cand.philol. • cand.psychol. • cand.scient. • cand.theol. • siv.ing. • siv.øk.