The phrase "a postgraduate study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an academic program or research undertaken after completing an undergraduate degree.
Example: "She decided to pursue a postgraduate study in environmental science to deepen her knowledge in the field."
Alternatives: "a graduate program" or "a master's study".
One of them, Ethan Baptiste, a postgraduate studying aboriginal governance, ran against Chief Louie in the Osoyoos Indian band's election last month.
The couple already owned a house in what Ms. Sigler described as "a poor part of a rich neighborhood," and she was taking care of two small children while serving as editor of Hunch, a quirky design journal published twice a year by the Berlage Institute, an architectural postgraduate study center.
Kent's Paris School of Arts and Culture is a specialist postgraduate study centre offering MAs and PhDs in the Humanities in English.
These data extend the results of a Canadian postgraduate study, which showed that graduates from regional and remote registrar training sites were more likely to be practicing both regionally and remotely relative to urban-trained graduates [ 17].
A three-term program that provides outstanding young professionals who hold a B.Arch or M.Arch the opportunity to enter into an intensive, postgraduate study.
Almost a quarter of 2008 voters had completed at least a year of postgraduate study, according to exit polls.
By providing an alternative to taking on debt to fund a degree and postgraduate study, the profession has taken some big steps to addressing the issue of elitism and will undoubtedly benefit from attracting talent that would otherwise not have naturally gravitated towards a career in law.
Born in County Waterford, Ireland, Richardson read history at Trinity College, Dublin, as an undergraduate, before postgraduate study at UCLA and a doctorate at Harvard.
