Sentence examples for high-level degrees from inspiring English sources

His father walked to Sudan in the dark of night to avoid militia, then settled his family in the United States five years later where they earned high-level degrees.

Unfortunately, women in these fields continue to have a low rate of career advancement, even though a similar number will obtain high-level degrees compared to their male peers.

It highlighted core regional attributes: the traditional manufacturing base, which meant plenty of skilled hands accustomed to working in a regimented setting, and an abundance of people with high-level degrees, owing to the proximity to 23 colleges including engineering powerhouses such as Cornell, Rochester Institute of Technology and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

It provides a high-level degree of precise control over the properties of the material, and especially the morphology and thickness of dielectric layers.

These challenges keep the door open for the future researchers to enhance the aforementioned protocols and make them appropriate for high-level degree of QoS.

For example, in Singapore, aspiring teachers must either score well on a very hard exam to get into teachers college or have a diploma equivalent to a high-level degree in the United States.

European countries including the Netherlands, Germany and Italy are also laying on courses taught in English to entice UK undergraduates, many of whom are likely to stay abroad for higher level degrees.

"In my 20s I was also good academically and happened to see the lives of some professional artists, which scared me since I have always been risk averse, and so I chose to stay in the relatively secure confines of a career based on education and higher level degrees.

In this paper, we firstly present data collected over a 10-year period regarding the work placement of such research-based graduates within Australia at the completion of their higher level degree.

Armed with this information, the government was able to explore new training and apprenticeship measures, as well as additional skills training for 500 existing underground construction workers and how to support sponsorship of higher level degree courses that will attract UK students.

The couples are divided into four categories based on the education levels of the members: "power" couples (both couple members have at least a college, defined as Bachelor or higher level, degree); "male" or "female half-power" couples (only the male or female partner, respectively, has at least a college degree); and "no-power" couples (neither of the partners has a college degree).