Sentence examples for equivalent to a master from inspiring English sources

The business consultancy PwC is developing level 7 higher apprenticeships – equivalent to a master's degree – in professional services, said Sara Caplan, a partner at the firm.

He entered the Jesuit novitiate in 1958 and then turned to academics, studying humanities in Santiago, Chile, and earning a licentiate (equivalent to a master's degree) in philosophy in Buenos Aires province.

If she continues as planned with her advanced diploma, equivalent to a master's degree level, she'll finish studying in April next year, at which point her salary could rise to £28,000.

Menchini obtained a 4-year Laurea degree in political science, with a specialization in international development studies (equivalent to a master's degree), from the University of Florence.

First, she did a Diplôme d´Etudes Approfondies (D.E.A., equivalent to a master's degree) in algebra at the Pierre and Marie Curie University in Paris.

She was ill-prepared for the sciences but nevertheless obtained her laurea (equivalent to a master's degree) in astrophysics with maximum marks.

In 2001, Gürerk undertook his own research project with Selten, for his diploma thesis (roughly equivalent to a masters), studying the effect of information provision on an oligopoly market.

This hack is equivalent to stealing a master key, say experts.

Vetier obtained her 5-year diploma (equivalent to a joint B.Sc. and master's degree) in landscape architecture and planning from Corvinus University of Budapest in 2004.

At first, the UDS is theoretically shown to be equivalent to a class of coarse-grained master equations (CGME), brought by a principle that we cannot distinguish state points in the same partition with each other.

Some of the SPHs also allow recruitment of staff with Masters degrees in Medicine, because it is regarded as equivalent to a PhD.