Sentence examples for foreign degrees from inspiring English sources

Foreign degrees were no longer recognised.

Those Brazilians who have foreign degrees have had a disproportionate influence back home.

Worse, the president has ordered that no foreign degrees will henceforth be recognised.

Despite the weight assigned to academic degrees, South Korean companies have never systematically verified them, a task more difficult with foreign degrees.

Yet, a dearth of research empirically investigated the assumption that institutions that train future foreign faculty and those that hire faculty with foreign degrees will have greater presence in the international networks of research collaboration.

All things being equal, foreign-born, faculty with foreign degrees "are significantly more productive than U.S. faculty" whereas foreign-born with U.S. degrees "are not different from U.S. faculty in their productivity".

"What's Your Foreign Degree Worth?" the Economic Times asks in its Sunday Magazine.

These students say a good foreign degree will get them a better job and a better life.

Earning a foreign degree, something that was becoming the norm for a large number of Indian students, is now a luxury.

"The days when Indian employers used to be fascinated with a foreign degree are gone," one human resources company executive says.

But while Daru does better on entrance exams, it's Ozi who jets off to obtain that most coveted of commodities in the developing world: a foreign degree.