Sentence examples for To doctorate from inspiring English sources
noun
The highest degree awarded by a university faculty.
Services like these can reportedly charge hundreds of pounds for essays, dissertations, and exam answers which are said to be written by professional lecturers up to doctorate level.
Forgive Michael Lanham, but the idea that anyone would take eight decades to progress from fifth grade to doctorate is unimaginable.
Introduced on the House floor this past Tuesday, the bill aims to "promote innovation, investment and research" by eliminating the diversity visa lottery program and reallocating those 55,000 annual green cards to a new green card program for foreign graduates with advanced STEM degrees from U.S. universities (first made available to doctorate graduates and then to master's degree graduates).
U.S. universities awarded 12,305 Ph.D.s in life science and 9290 in physical sciences in 2013, up from 8508 and 5831, respectively in 2003, according to Doctorate Recipients from U.S. Universities: 2013, this year's edition of the National Science Foundation's report on U.S. recipients of doctoral degrees.
The Ministry of Health and Medical Education of Iran is responsible for public health, medical treatment and the management and planning of medical education, that is, training under supervision, of which expertise at all levels, from first degree to doctorate, is organized [ 4].
Applying to doctorate programs was the focus of the "Get Ready for Your PhD!" workshop.
But the number going on to doctorates is falling.
By "graduate" the ONS means everyone with a qualification above A-levels, from higher national diplomas right up to doctorates.
But the institute found that women with physics degrees go on to doctorates, teaching jobs and tenure at the same rate that men do.
Mr. Hogan in 1953 accepted the Gordon McKay professorship at Harvard, where he guided nine students to doctorates and got job offers at least once a month.
He recommended instead a system in which teachers progress from teaching aide to doctorate-holding head teacher, with commensurate increases in pay.
