"completed their thesis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when talking about someone who has successfully finished writing their thesis. Example: "After years of research and hard work, Jane and John finally completed their thesis on climate change."
Students must have completed their thesis research prior to going on internship.
In successful labs, previous students--if there have been any--have successfully completed their thesis projects in a timely manner.
Students with a higher CS completed their thesis in less time than those with a lower CS, suggesting that the former were more successful.
Over time, more than 30 graduate students from UofA participated in this or other collaborative projects and successfully completed their thesis or their practicum.
His famous admonition in one of his radon papers, 'A little contemplation saves a lot of calculation,' expresses it all". Professor Evans also was regarded as a superb teacher, and many of the leading nuclear physicists today were among his 1,200 graduate students, 100 of whom completed their theses under his direction.
Why do you think people are sometimes reluctant to offer postdoc positions to PhD students who've not completed their theses?
Swedish PhDs traditionally have not completed their theses until their early 30s (although this is a situation which is changing) so are generally older than their foreign peers, and postdoctoral fellows have more independence than their counterparts in other countries.
At the end of the semester, when students have completed their theses, they revisit their concept maps for final revision and reflection.
The counts of facilitators and barriers reported here are the work of six Masters students of speech and language therapy at University College London, who completed their theses with the project team between 2010 and 2012.
In the summer semester, students will take reduced coursework and complete their thesis requirements.
Prorated tuition for graduate students who complete their thesis early or students who withdraw during the summer term.
