Sentence examples for degree for research from inspiring English sources

Dr. Mesman was trained in infectious disease immunology in Amsterdam where she first obtained an MSc in bio-medical sciences, specializing in infectious diseases and international public health and received a PhD degree for research on host-pathogen interactions in 2014.

Whilst the majority of our respondents were opposed to lying (except, to some degree, for research purposes), they were prepared to support partial disclosure and the use of placebos when it is in patients' interests.

To date, various cell manipulation techniques can seamlessly be integrated into microfluidic allowing for higher degree of research.

A master's or doctoral degree is needed for research and teaching.

All Capron is prepared to say about initial disagreements on energy is that the United States differed with Europe Francee in particular) on the degree of support for research into nuclear energy, compared with other technologies such as carbon sequestration.

Today the YSoA is widely considered to be one of the most prestigious architectural schools in the world, offering pre-professional courses to undergraduates and professional degrees to graduate students, as well as M.E.D. and Ph.D. degrees for advanced research.

A physician-scientist is an individual with an M.D. degree (with or without other graduate degrees) for whom research and discovery are at least a major commitment.

It codifies a process for research degree students and their special committees to have at least one formal conversation per year about academic progress and future plans.

Group C went further, suggesting that the "Commission should write a framework of quality standards for research degree programmes".

In January 1999, the Quality Assurance Agency (a UK body which sets standards in higher education) introduced a code of practice for research degree programmes.

In these few uncertain cases, we emphasized the degree of formal responsibility for research that each individual had assumed in making a final decision about classification.