The phrase "a phd program at" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific doctoral program offered by a university or institution.
Example: "I am considering applying to a PhD program at Stanford University."
Alternatives: "a doctoral program at" or "a PhD course at".
Otte was enrolled in a PhD program at the University of Pennsylvania at the time.
He got his start by quitting a PhD program at Stanford University to join a commercial rocket launching company.
Lin dropped out of a PhD program at Stanford to join LinkExchange in 1996 as acting CFO.
Near the end of Rebel Mother, Andreas quotes excerpts from her diaries from when he enrolled in a PhD program at Cornell in the early 1990s.
An academic career required a doctorate, so in 1921 Urey enrolled in a PhD program at the University of California, Berkeley, where he studied thermodynamics under Gilbert N. Lewis.
In one effort to reinstate his bail, she released a letter from a professor who had been mentoring him on a master thesis on the french philosopher Simone Weil, in an attempt to get into a PhD program at Oxford.
ATM is an assistant lecturer at Muhimbili University of Health and Allied Sciences, Tanzania and currently he is pursuing a PhD program in Health Economics at the University of Bergen.
After graduating from IIT-Delhi, immigrating to the U.S., studying gesture-based computer vision in a PhD program, and working at IBM-Almaden and eventually Google — where he focused on search ranking, personalization, and collaborative filtering — Garg had amassed a rare level of expertise at the exact right time when the web underwent massive growth and transformations.
For instance, one student indicated that "the course really did open up my eyes to see the intersection between medical school and a PhD program so now I have been looking at MD and PhD programs".
Accept admission to a PhD program.
