- MLitt
- Master of Letters; a university degree that you can get at some British universities by studying for two years after your first degree
Longman dictionary of contemporary English. 2004.
MLitt
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MLitt — [ ,em lıt ] noun count Master of Letters: an advanced degree in literature from a university or college in the U.K. a. used after someone s name for showing that they have an MLitt … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
MLitt — M.Litt. [ˌem ˈlıt] n BrE Master of Letters a university degree that you can get at some British universities by studying for two years after your first degree … Dictionary of contemporary English
MLitt — (Master of Letters) master s degree in literature; one who holds such a degree … English contemporary dictionary
MLitt — Der Master of Letters (übliche Abkürzung als MLitt, von lat.: Magister litterarum) ist ein akademischer postgradualer Studienabschluss in einem literatur , kunst oder geschichtswissenschaftlichen Forschungsstudiengang. Zu finden sind Research… … Deutsch Wikipedia
MLitt — UK [ˌem ˈlɪt] / US noun [countable] Word forms MLitt : singular MLitt plural MLitts a) Master of Letters: an advanced degree in literature from a university b) used after someone s name for showing that they have an MLitt … English dictionary
MLitt — noun a master s degree in literature • Syn: ↑Master of Literature • Hypernyms: ↑master s degree * * * abbr. Master of Letters Susan Williams, MLitt Origin: from Latin Magister Litterarum … Useful english dictionary
MLitt — abbreviation Master of Letters. Origin from L. Magister Litterarum … English new terms dictionary
MLitt — /ɛm ˈlɪt/ (say em lit) Master of Letters. {Latin Magister Litterae} …
Master of Letters — The Master of Letters (MLitt from the Latin Magister Litterarum) is a postgraduate degree. Contents 1 United Kingdom 1.1 England 1.2 Scotland 2 Republic o … Wikipedia
Master's degree in Europe — This page refers to types of Master s degrees in Europe. Please see Master s degree for more information. In order to facilitate the movement of students between European countries, a standardized schedule of higher education diplomas, also known … Wikipedia
