Sentence examples for degrees in several from inspiring English sources
Doctoral degrees in several disciplines are available through joint programs with other educational institutions.
A college affiliated with the University of Calicut (in Kerala) offers baccalaureate degrees in several fields.
CALS offers research-centered (MS/PhD) advanced degrees in more than 30 fields of study and course-based professional master's degrees in several key areas of specialization.
At least that was the case until last June, when she saw an advertisement for an online M.B.A. program offered by Jones International University, an accredited Internet college based in Englewood, Colo., that offers advanced degrees in several areas.
The college consists of the all-women's School of Arts and Sciences, and three coeducational schools: the School of New Resources (for students 21 and over); the School of Nursing; and the Graduate School, which offers degrees in several programs, including communications.
The Program in Law and Economics at Berkeley Law is not a separate degree program, but rather a curriculum for graduate students who are pursuing degrees in several disciplines, including Law, Jurisprudence and Social Policy (JSP), Economics, Business Administration, Agricultural and Resource Economics, and Public Policy.
This took place in the development of the Papal States and, to a lesser degree, in several theocratic churches, as well as in Calvin's ecclesiastical state in Geneva in the 16th century.
Models (P2a)–(P2c) rectify Problems 1 and 2 to some degree in several ways.
Further, the used method for calculating the vulnerability index for each building and the respective damage degree in several seismic scenarios is presented.
It is spoken by 0.1% of people in Cornwall, and is taught to some degree in several primary and secondary schools.
Although this was also seen to some degree in several Cab19 GUS lines, the staining of veins in these lines was considerably less than what was observed with lines carrying the control construct.
