For individuals with equivalent academic qualifications applying for a master's degree in Library, Information and Archive Management, the comprehensive assessment level is required.

Author: Compiled by the Office of the Academic Degrees Committee of the State Council
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Publishing Date: 2005-07-01
Features: To regulate the work of applying for master's degrees based on equivalent academic qualifications and ensure the quality of degree conferment, the 16th meeting of the Academic Degrees Committee of the State Council decided to introduce a national unified examination on comprehensive academic level for applicants with equivalent academic qualifications. Starting from September 1, 1999, applicants for master's degrees based on equivalent academic qualifications must obtain the "Certificate of Qualification for the National Unified Examination on Comprehensive Academic Level" in the relevant discipline, which is a prerequisite for obtaining the master's degree. The purpose of the comprehensive academic level examination is to strengthen the macro-control and standardized management of the conferment of master's degrees to applicants with equivalent academic qualifications, and it is an important part of the national assessment of the professional knowledge structure and level of applicants for master's degrees. For this reason, we have commissioned relevant experts and teachers to compile this "Outline and Guide for the National Unified Examination on Comprehensive Academic Level for Library, Information, and Archive Management Applicants with Equivalent Academic Qualifications," and organized relevant experts to review it. This outline and guide serve as the basis and scope for the national unified examination on comprehensive academic level in the field of library, information, and archive management, and are important reference materials for degree-granting institutions in teaching and assisting examinees in reviewing and preparing for the examination.