Sentence examples for degree of master from inspiring English sources

The degree of master of arts, conferred on him by the University of Oxford for his Rambler essays and the Dictionary, was proudly noted on the title page.

Beginning in September of 2011, Skema Business School, which is among the largest of France's Grandes Écoles, will offer the degree of master of science in luxury and fashion management at its Suzhou campus in China.

From 1729 to 1732 he studied in Paris at the Collège d'Harcourt or at the Lycée Louis-le-Grand or possibly at both these institutions, and he was awarded the degree of master of arts in the University of Paris on Sept. 2, 1732.

I'm talking about the nightmarish boxes with long, dark names like: ?that no degree be awarded and permission be not granted to resubmit in revised form but that the candidate be offered the degree of master instead?

KU Leuven during more than 30 years has offered a safety study program to train safety experts at the university level, tailored to the Belgian legal requirements Recently the KU Leuven (Katholieke Universiteit Leuven) adapted and expanded this program leading to the degree of master in safety engineering.

The degree of Master in Education comprises 300 credit units, of which half is in craft studies in which students are introduced to different craft techniques, and they acquire the skills to apply the techniques later in their own work and teaching.

Alexander studied and taught in Paris, receiving the degrees of master of arts (before 1210) and theology (1220).

Many institutions also offer graduate courses in pharmacy and cognate sciences leading to the degrees of master of science and doctor of philosophy in pharmacy, pharmacology, or related disciplines.

In the first decade of the new millennium, women accounted for about 62percentt of all associate degrees, 57percentt of bachelor's degrees, 63percentt of master's degrees and 53percentt of Ph.D. degrees.

Education: By 2016, women are projected to earn 64percentt of associate's degrees, 60percentt of bachelor's degrees, 63percentt of master's degrees, and 56percentt of doctorates.

In 2012, Native Americans (i.e., American Indians and Alaskan Natives) were 1.7% of the population (United States Census Bureau 2015) but accounted for only 0.6% of bachelor's degrees, 0.4% of master's degrees, and 0.2% of doctoral degrees in science and engineering (National Science Foundation 2015).