Mag.
English translation: Mag.
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| na +1 | Mag. |
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| na | Magister |
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| na | master's degree |
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Magister Explanation: is my spontaneous guess. =schoolmaster, tutor Cassels de<>en dictionary |
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master's degree Explanation: I too believe that it stands for Magister, which is the equivalent of a master's degree, ie. Magister Artium -> Master of Arts. Hope this helps! |
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3 hrs peer agreement (net): +1
Mag. Explanation: You are right, "Mag." which is the abbreviation of "Magister" is an austrian term. The meaning in Austria is Vorsteher/Leiter (for example of an office...)or Lehrmeister/Lehrer (for a profession). You have to know that the Austrians are very affected in titles, so it's usual to use them like a title in front of the name as much as possible. I'm Bavarian knowing well the Austrian |
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