The phrase "a long degree" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a degree that takes a long time to complete, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She pursued a long degree in medicine, which required years of study and dedication."
Alternatives: "an extended degree" or "a lengthy degree program".
Organised by the student nurses of King's College London, the university's students' union (KCLSU) described how the new move means healthcare students could face over £50,000 debt for a three-year long degree course.
Spearheaded by the student nurses of King's College London - with similar marches having taken place in Nottingham and Middlesbrough on the same day - the university's students' union (KCLSU) described how the new move means healthcare students could face over £50,000 debt for a three-year long degree course.
The most efficient gel is made of a copolymer containing 6 mol% of activated monomer crosslinked with a long polylysine (degree of polymerization of 288).
You can choose either a short term certificate program or a long term degree program to get your design education.
A few days after Mr. Carpenter's mission, the University of Colorado gave him a long-delayed degree in aeronautical engineering at its commencement, citing his "unique experience with heat transfer during his re-entry".
These associations form a dense association network themselves with a long-tailed degree distribution, as shown in Figure 5.
Whereas random networks have a symmetrically-centered Gaussian degree distribution, complex networks generally have non-Gaussian degree distributions, often with a long tail towards high degrees.
As a Long Island University honorary degree recipient, he was recognized for his dedication to our mission of Access and Excellence.
A few days later, he received a call from an Egyptian client in his mid-thirties, with a master's degree, a long employment history, and a well-paying job in Detroit.
