Sentence examples for degrees in conjunction from inspiring English sources
The new tuition-fee regime for undergraduates to be introduced next year means universities are increasingly focused on developing workplace degrees in conjunction with businesses, according to Michelle Hammond, a law lecturer at Staffordshire University, who wrote a module on the offender's journey through the criminal justice system for the Dovegate degree.
I want to utilize my law and accounting degrees, in conjunction with my MBA.
While popular majors include biomedical engineering, biology, nursing and mechanical engineering, the university also offers a number of degrees in conjunction with the Cleveland Institute of Music and the Cleveland Institute of Art.
Current MIT graduate students may pursue a CDO master's degree in conjunction with a department-based master's or PhD program.
Taking policy-oriented classes in addition to her science-related ones has inspired her to pursue a law degree in conjunction with her PhD — weaving together her love for science with a newfound interest in the rules and regulations that govern how science is funded, performed, shared, applied, and monetized.
The B.A.-M.D. Program, one of the most prestigious programs in Brooklyn College, offers an 8-year path to an M.D. degree in conjunction with SUNY Downstate College of Medicine.
Sue Alcock has been a lecturer in accounting & finance for two years, and has responsibility for Nottingham Business School's new sponsored management & finance degree programme in conjunction with CIMA.
The Journalism School offers a number of combined or dual degree programs in conjunction with other professional schools at Columbia.
Once accepted, students will complete their MS degree requirements in conjunction with their PhD research with a faculty advisor in the lab.
May I apply for the Consortium as a joint degree candidate in conjunction with one of Yale's other graduate/professional schools?
