The phrase "ancient graduates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to graduates from a long time ago, possibly in a historical or nostalgic context.
Example: "The university celebrated the achievements of its ancient graduates during the centennial reunion."
Alternatives: "historic alumni" or "vintage graduates".
And you'll need it, says Gordon Jones, a UCL ancient history graduate who fell into recruitment for three years before committing himself to three years of accountancy training.
And no surprise to anyone who has fully undertaken its difficult, yet engaging, great books curriculum (where every undergraduate has to study higher math, science, and ancient Greek), my graduate alma mater of St. John's College Santa Fe came out on top.
PhD student Robert Shum of Canada, MAIA students Valeria Calderoni of Italy and Anna Fritzsche of Germany, MA student Daniel McCleary of the United States and MIPP students Erland Pison of Belgium and Christoph von Toggenburg of Switzerland were adorned with laurel wreaths, an ancient symbol used to celebrate graduates' hard work and accomplishments.
The ancient philosophy program has nine graduate students intending to write dissertations in a joint classics/philosophy program.
The bridegroom, 47, is the Gerson D. Cohen professor at the Jewish Theological Seminary of America and a director of the graduate program in ancient Judaism.
Soon, Mr. Steffy was delivering an annual lecture to graduate students on ancient seafaring at the University of Pennsylvania, where Dr. Bass taught.
CTP is guided by an Advisory Committee representing the Departments of Classics, Near Eastern Studies and History, the Graduate Program in Ancient History and Mediterranean Archaeology, and The Bancroft Library.
In 2015, Thomas Conlan, a Princeton professor of East Asian studies and history who specializes in Japan, sought a set of "komonjo," or Japanese medieval documents, for his graduate seminars in ancient and medieval Japanese history.
During the academic year 2012-2013, we team-taught a series of two graduate seminars on ancient Roman domestic space.
Born on Hogmanay 1954 in the ancient burgh of Linlithgow, Alexander Elliot Anderson Salmond graduated from St Andrews University and began a career in economics, working for the Scottish Office and the Royal Bank of Scotland.
