Sentence examples for degree in technical from inspiring English sources
Buzek earned a degree in technical sciences from the Silesian University of Technology in Gliwice.
She graduated magna cum laude from James Madison University, received a master's degree in computer information systems from the University of Delaware and is a candidate for a master's degree in technical management from the University of Pennsylvania.
He holds a Diplom degree in Technical Journalism and a Master of Engineering in "Renewable Raw Materials and Renewable Energies".
She is passionate about storytelling and earned an associates degree in technical writing from a local Community College to realize her dream of being a screenwriter.
He has a bachelors degree in technical sales and has completed several focus group courses on employee management, product presentation and placement, with direct customer service experience both in-house and out in the field.
The institute offers associate degrees in technical subjects like engineering and office technology.
We've written several blog posts about the small share of American college students majoring in the so-called STEM fields — science, technology, engineering and mathematics — with the implicit premise that more bachelor's degrees in technical fields is both desirable on a macroeconomic level and is professionally advantageous at the individual worker level.
People who get degrees in technical writing and communication usually choose between technical, medical and scientific tracks for their degrees.
Along with the advanced manufacturing degrees that Mr. Benedict and Mr. Sollar have pursued, Sinclair offers an unusual degree in advanced technical intelligence (to prepare students to interpret remote sensor data, like those from satellites, perhaps for jobs with the Air Force or the C.I.A).
Because he does not have an advanced degree in a technical profession, lawyers advised them that Mr. Storey's chances of gaining a green card based on his employment were very slim.
An advanced degree in a technical field--that's a safe career choice, right?
