Sentence examples for a PhD course from inspiring English sources

We should caution that because the course isn't really aimed specifically at PhD students, the coverage of material may be a bit more practical in emphasis than in a PhD course, where we would dive deeper into the theory and read current research publications.

It is much closer to the truth to say that the purpose of a PhD course is to provide scientifically-trained people to work outside science.

When she wrote The Beauty Myth in 1991, she was 27 years old, enrolled on a PhD course and not intending to make her career in the field of feminist criticism.

When Jeanne Dargan, a young teacher in a Paris high school, is accepted on to a PhD course – the subject of her thesis will be "the labyrinthine motif in the works of Franz Kafka" – she could not be more thrilled.

I teach a PhD course on the theory and practice of market design, and two MBA courses, one on the design of online marketplaces and one on using technology and market design to solve social problems.

The program will be of interest to students at schools that do not currently offer a PhD course in behavioral finance; but also to students who have already taken a course in this material but who would like to see it again from a different perspective, and to interact with other students with similar interests.

According to recent figures from the Higher Education Statistics Agency HESAas, as many as 16 per cent of graduates gained a first-class degree and a surprising 50 per cent a 2 1, or upper second class degree, which is usually the minimum required to enrol for a Masters degree course or a doctorate (PhD) course.

The medical research career pipeline in Japan is populated by trainees who have completed a 6-Year MD degree and then undertake a 4-year PhD course in a graduate school of medicine [ 14].

This one-week program, now in its sixth iteration, is an intensive PhD course in behavioral finance taught by leading researchers in the field.

Griffiths, who has a psychology degree, had spent the last six years on a part-time PhD course at Bradford University, comparing 19th-century and modern murder techniques.

As a recent graduate from MIT (PhD Course 6, 2005) this issue really hits home for me since I constantly evaluate the option of pursuing an academic career.