Sentence examples for award degrees from inspiring English sources

But Oxford at that time did not award degrees to women.

Others are exploring whether they can award degrees without final exams.

Other schools, like Northwestern, have signed partnerships with foreign schools and award degrees jointly.

Now they can be stripped of the right to award degrees.

"There will be lighter checks and balances on who can award degrees and call themselves a university".

The state retains power to remove the company's authority to award degrees should standards start to slip.

"Instead of awarding degrees to our smartest young people, we are awarding degrees to our most able corrupters".

In the second item he is awarding degrees to medical students.

As if we are awarding degrees - that's how we give literary prizes in this country.

The students, from Polytechnic's campuses in Brooklyn, Long Island and Westchester County, were awarded degrees in science, engineering and technology.

Less famous names will teach full-time, and students will be awarded degrees through the University of London.