Sentence examples for higher doctorates from inspiring English sources

It is not necessarily the highest degree level there are higher doctorates such as DLitt (Doctor of Letters) and DSc (Doctor of Science).

Gown hire for 2013 is £45 for Bachelors degrees and climbs steadily for those graduating with Masters, dEDs, DPhils and higher Doctorates.

Bristol awards a range of academic degrees spanning bachelor's and master's degrees as well as junior doctorates and higher doctorates.

In regulations, the University does not name MD or DDS as higher doctorates, although they are in many universities.

Burlatsky took his first degree at the Tashkent Juridical Institute, a PhD at the Institute of State and Law in Moscow and a higher doctorate in philosophy – on Machiavelli.

Benjamin set out to acquire the Habilitation (higher doctorate) that would enable him to become a professor, submitting his dissertation, on German drama of the Baroque age, to the University of Frankfurt in 1925.

Government data from 1998, the most recent available, shows that 35percentt of all high-tech master's degrees at American universities went to foreign nationals, as did about half of all high-tech doctorates.

Shimer has one of the highest alumni doctorate rates in the country.

So, what makes an editor at Science? Firstly, we all have higher degrees, mostly doctorates, and come from research environments where we have published our own work.

After some decades, 'new religions' and 'NRM' caught on in higher education and doctorates were granted in the study of such things, and academic journals were established and entitled with that name.

Some may worry about the dilution of the meaning of "going to university", but since 2004 there has been no requirement for such institutions to offer a broad range of subjects, nor need they award higher degrees such as doctorates.