The phrase "collaborative degree" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to refer to a type of degree, such as a Bachelor's Degree, that is earned through a collaborative effort among multiple institutions. For example, "I am pursuing a collaborative degree that is jointly offered by my university and a college in the next state."
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There is a question on the MMH application to indicate your interest in the collaborative degree opportunity.
This Studio is limited to first year students enrolled in the Master in Design Engineering Program, a collaborative degree associated withHarvard GSD and SEAS.
Students interested in this collaborative degree opportunity must apply separately and be accepted into both the Kyoto Graduate School of Management MBA program and into the Cornell University School of Hotel Administration MMH program.
Given the April program start date, applicants who wish to participate in the collaborative degree opportunity must apply to the MMH in the first round of the MMH admission cycle, by December 1.
Together with the Kyoto University Graduate School of Management we can offer a collaborative degree opportunity, giving students the ability to earn a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Kyoto University and a Master of Management in Hospitality (MMH) from Cornell in four semesters over two years.
Collaborative dual degree program in which participating students may graduate with a master's degree in public policy from Harris and a master's in International Studies from Yonsei University Graduate School of International Studies.
The Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies (F&ES) and Tsinghua University School of Environment (SOE) in Beijing, China have announced a collaborative dual degree program that will provide new opportunities for a select group of students to build the skills needed to tackle the most important environmental challenges of our time.
Sam could never have dreamt of the number of music schools and conservatories today that offer graduate Collaborative Piano degrees.
He has formed collaborative joint-degree programs with the School of the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and Hebrew College in Newton, Massachusetts, and was instrumental in forming a joint research platform between Greece and the University.
The value of Collaborative Index (0.73), Degree of Collaboration (0.72), and Collaboration Coefficient (0.29) do not show the trend of collaboration.
