Sentence examples for doctoral master from inspiring English sources

Levels 8 to 6 refer to qualifications in university education (doctoral, master and bachelor studies) and levels 5 to 1 refer to qualifications in the non-university education and training.

The university's six colleges and schools offers more than 300 doctoral, master's, and baccalaureate level programs.

Through its wholly owned subsidiary, Capella University, the Company offers a range of doctoral, master's and bachelor's programs.

EDMC also operates: Argosy University, which offers doctoral, master's, and bachelor's programs in behavioral sciences, health sciences, business, and education; Brown Mackie Colleges, which provides associate's and non-degree programs to train for entry-level jobs in several fields; South University, which offers a range of degree programs; and Western State University College of Law.

Support for translational research has increased as many academic programs now grant degrees in clinical research requiring achievement of the new translational competencies defined by National Institutes of Health (NIH) for post-doctoral master level clinical research programs [2].

Students must demonstrate sound biblical and theological knowledge before being admitted to Wheaton's graduate programs, which lead to doctoral and master's degrees in clinical psychology and biblical and theological studies and master's degrees in other areas.

A program at Michigan State allows doctoral and master's students in different fields to concentrate their work in animal studies.

Over the past 10 years, the annual rate of increase for doctoral and master's degrees awarded to women has been consistently greater than that for men.

The organization's Web site, aashe.org, lists nine universities offering doctoral or master's degrees in urban sustainability studies, and many more programs include the urban environment as a central part of their studies.

The House bill, which would provide for 55,000 visas for foreign graduates of American universities who have doctoral and master's degrees in science, technology, engineering or mathematics, was an attempt to reconcile the concerns within the party.

A most significant achievement, won with her colleagues' collaboration, was to secure accreditation to grant doctoral and master's level degrees in psychoanalysis at the Boston Graduate School of Psychoanalysis and its affiliates, becoming the first in the country to do so.