Sentence examples for gained degrees from inspiring English sources

He was educated at Dover grammar school and the London School of Economics, where he gained degrees in economics and law.

Born in Barrow-in-Furness, Cumbria, and educated at Bury grammar school Lancashire, he gained degrees in natural sciences and veterinary medicine at Jesus College, Cambridge, where he met his wife, Janet.

He left the city, a desert oasis north-east of Damascus, to study in the Syrian capital and gained degrees in history and education, but most of his knowledge of his native city's antiquities was self-taught.

Neither Philippa Fawcett, who in 1890 scored higher than any man in the mathematics tripos, nor Elsie Phare, who gained a starred first in English in the 1920s, gained degrees.

All except one had gained degrees in tertiary education.

He gained degrees in mathematics and law at Oxford University, although his studies were disrupted by his service in the First World War.

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He then returned to the US, where he attended colleges in Colorado and San Diego, gaining degrees in education.

This means over half the people gaining degrees today will find themselves working in jobs that don't require one.

Friends from my peer group went on to gain degrees, and deep down, as I grew up, I rued the fact I hadn't taken that path.

Governments have realised they could save money if their universities made students study a bit more briskly, gaining degrees and entering the workforce earlier.