Sentence examples for geography degree from inspiring English sources

And they've applied for a geography degree.

Having acquired a geography degree and a taste for comedy, Mr. Gong moved back into his family's brownstone in Chinatown.

Mr. Nicholson, who earned a geography degree at the University of Western Ontario and once aspired to be on the Weather Channel, seems a different breed.

Rachel joined M&S part-time whilst still at school, working Saturdays and continued to work for the company whilst she took a geography degree at Southampton University.

Fisher was a local barman with a geography degree when he was asked to set up a bar for a party in the barn 17 years ago.

– he studied art history before changing to and finally graduating with an upper second-class geography degree despite labelling over a fifth of the world map in his final paper "Grandma's, back in the day".

These locations provided diversity in culture, weather, geography, and degree of wheelchair accessibility and would also serve as research sites for a subsequent clinical trial of the program.

Because of the way these taxa partition their habitat in this eco-geographic region, both species occurred in each locality either in allopatry, sympatry or parapatry according to geography and degree of urbanization (Fig. 2); when in sympatry, they often co-occurred in the same breeding sites in more or less balanced proportions.

This might come through a geography or science degree followed by an MSc in meteorology.

Quantitative social scientists are in demand, for example, so if you're getting a geography or psychology degree, polish your stats skills and show how good you are with data.

Still, we are all products of geography to one degree or another, and my immediate environment — what I see out the window and along the streets and beaches and hiking trails, in the bars, restaurants and theaters — has played an inevitable role in the subjects and settings of my stories.