Sentence examples for diploma from inspiring English sources

Besides the prize money, each laureate receives a diploma and a gold medal.

As well as the prize money, each laureate receives a diploma and a gold medal.

He obtained a diploma in social studies at Ruskin College, Oxford, and subsequently both his first degree and a doctorate in psychology at University College, Oxford.

Other options available include councils recruiting their own graduates but allowing them to join the national cohort in its postgraduate diploma study.

He was cast in his first role in 1999, A Room for Romeo Brass, by Shane Meadows, whom he met on a national diploma for performing arts at Burton College.

He read philosophy and political science, and graduated after two years with a diploma which took him on to Oriel College, Oxford, where he gained a "good second" in 1959.

A new level 3 diploma for residential childcare was introduced in April, which replaces the more generic diploma for the children and young people's workforce England.

The study finds that older (over 35), wealthier and better-educated (with at least a high-school diploma) investors are most likely to have an impact on trading volume hardly surprising, as those are the people who are most likely to own stocks.

If you adjust official data to include men in prison or the armed forces (who are left out of the raw numbers), around 35% of 25- to 54-year-old men with no high-school diploma have no job, up from around 10% in the 1960s.

Black women with advanced degrees are about as likely to be single mothers as white women with a high-school diploma.

Harry Holzer, an economist at the Urban Institute, a think-tank, points out that one black man in three spends some time in prison; for those without a high-school diploma, the rate is two in three.