Sentence examples for graduate degree programme from inspiring English sources
UAE partnered with Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITto to build a graduate degree programme and research facility to patent and leverage new technologies.
She came to America in 1979 when she enrolled as a PhD student at the Committee on Social Thought at Chicago University (it sounds Orwellian, but the committee is in fact a highly distinguished interdisciplinary graduate degree programme); Bellow was one of her professors.
The undergraduate students (n = 410) are those who are taking medical course as their first degree whereas postgraduate students (n = 9) are those who have previously obtained a previous graduate degree and this medical course is their additional graduate degree programme.
The newly created Department of Health Behavior and Administration was charged with administering two existing graduate degree programmes (Master of Science in Health Promotion and Master of Health Administration), several Certificate programmes, and an Interdisciplinary Health Studies undergraduate minor.
However, graduate assistants do not lectures but rather they supervise tutorial, seminar presentations and practical., It also identifies that university teaching activities can only be conducted by staff with a master's and Ph.D. qualification for undergraduate programmes and staff with Ph.D. qualifications for postgraduate degree programmes (TCU 2014).
The Tanzania Commission for Universities (TCU) requires that any higher education institution have a minimum of five academic staff with Ph.D. qualifications, five with Master's degree and 10 with Bachelor's degree (Graduate assistants) per each degree programme with a minimum of ten courses (TCU 2014: 6).
DN graduated from the BSc Physiotherapy degree programme at the University of Limerick in 2008 with first-class honours.
In some studies a mixed group was approached, such as students undertaking a bachelor's or master's degree programme [ 46], postgraduate and master's degree students [ 42] or a mix of medical graduates with only a medical degree, another degree or a degree in public health [ 28].
Among them is Shelley Hassall, who has just graduated from the only UK practice-based learning degree programme designed exclusively for physiotherapy support workers.
A degree programme is believed to prepare graduates with a higher level of competence than their diploma counterparts.
