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| '''Pre-nominal letters''' are a ] which is placed ''before'' the name of a person as distinct from a ] title which is placed ''after'' the name. Examples of pre-nominal titles, for instance professional titles include: ], ], Ir (]) and ]; whilst other common social titles are ], ], ] and ]. Pre-nominal letters are generally ], but can be ] in nature. In some ]an countries all ]s were traditionally pre-nominal. Examples of pre-nominal academic degrees, for instance in the German speaking countries include: ] (Engineer's Degree), ] (Master's degree in management), ''Dipl.-Phys.'' (Master's degree in physics), ''Dr.-Ing.'' (German doctorate in engineering), ''Dr.med.'' (German ]) and ''Mag.'' (Austrian Master's degree (Magister) in all disciplines except engineering). Due the ] most of these pre-nominal degrees will be replaced by post-nominal Bachelor's and Master's degrees. |
'''Pre-nominal letters''' are a ] which is placed ''before'' the name of a person as distinct from a ] title which is placed ''after'' the name. Examples of pre-nominal titles, for instance professional titles include: ], ], Ir (]) and ]; whilst other common social titles are ], ], ] and ]. Pre-nominal letters are generally ], but can be ] in nature. | ||
| ==Academic degrees== | |||
| In some ]an countries all ]s were traditionally pre-nominal. Examples of pre-nominal academic degrees, for instance in the German speaking countries include: ] (Engineer's Degree), ] (Master's degree in management), ''Dipl.-Phys.'' (Master's degree in physics), ''Dr.-Ing.'' (German doctorate in engineering), ''Dr.med.'' (German ]) and ''Mag.'' (Austrian Master's degree (Magister)) in all disciplines except engineering). Due the ] most of these pre-nominal degrees will be replaced by post-nominal Bachelor's and Master's degrees. | |||
| ==See also== | ==See also== | ||
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Pre-nominal letters are a title which is placed before the name of a person as distinct from a post-nominal title which is placed after the name. Examples of pre-nominal titles, for instance professional titles include: Doctor, Eur Ing, Ir (Ingenieur) and Professor; whilst other common social titles are Mr., Ms., Mrs. and Miss. Pre-nominal letters are generally social, but can be professional in nature.
Academic degrees
In some Continental European countries all academic degrees were traditionally pre-nominal. Examples of pre-nominal academic degrees, for instance in the German speaking countries include: Dipl.-Ing. (Engineer's Degree), Dipl.-Kfm. (Master's degree in management), Dipl.-Phys. (Master's degree in physics), Dr.-Ing. (German doctorate in engineering), Dr.med. (German M.D.) and Mag. (Austrian Master's degree (Magister)) in all disciplines except engineering). Due the Bologna process most of these pre-nominal degrees will be replaced by post-nominal Bachelor's and Master's degrees.