学士

xuéshì

bachelor's degree

HSK 7

Character Breakdown

Meaning and Usage

"学士" primarily refers to a bachelor's degree or a person who holds such a degree. It is a formal academic title used in educational and professional contexts.

Common Contexts

You will often see "学士" used in phrases like "学士学位" (bachelor's degree) or to describe someone's educational background, e.g., "历史学士" (bachelor of history).

Collocations and Patterns

  • 学士学位: bachelor's degree, the standard undergraduate qualification.
  • 获得学士学位: to obtain a bachelor's degree, commonly used when talking about graduation.
  • 学士毕业生: bachelor graduates, referring to students who have completed their undergraduate studies.

Usage Notes

"学士" is a formal term and typically appears in written or official contexts rather than casual conversation. It is distinct from "硕士" (master's degree) and "博士" (doctoral degree). Avoid confusing "学士" with "学生" (student), as the former indicates a completed degree, not a learner.

Example Sentences

他刚刚获得了计算机科学的学士学位。

Tā gānggāng huòdéle jìsuànjī kēxué de xuéshì xuéwèi.

He just obtained a bachelor's degree in computer science.

学士学位是大学本科教育的基本学历。

Xuéshì xuéwèi shì dàxué běnkē jiàoyù de jīběn xuélì.

A bachelor's degree is the basic academic qualification of undergraduate

他是一位历史学学士,现在在博物馆工作。

Tā shì yī wèi lìshǐ xué xuéshì, xiànzài zài bówùguǎn gōngzuò.

He is a bachelor of history and now works at a museum.