A holder of degrees in both architecture and urban planning, he regarded such buildings as destructive of cities' ancient virtues – as do many conservationists and urban activists, and as, in some ways, does Graham himself.
A holder of degrees in both microbiology and business, she covers drug and biotech stocks particularly those in the Pacific Northwest.
Curiously, Brown and Linden also found that salary increases for holders of postgraduate degrees were always lower than increases for those with bachelor's degrees (in other words, even PhD degrees didn't provide long-term job protection).
More than 5 million native-born holders of STEM degrees work in other fields, the report notes: "1.5 million with engineering degrees, half a million with technology degrees, 400,000 with math degrees, and 2.6 million with science degrees".
Interestingly, holders of professional degrees actually earn significantly lower annual wages than those with only a bachelor's degree with a coefficient of −0.132.
Holders of medical degrees topped the tree at an average of £45,604, with engineers next on £42,016.
The wage premium for college graduates has held steady in recent decades, but that is mainly because of the rising premium earned by holders of advanced degrees.
It arrived in the form of two middle-aged men, both supporters of the neo-fascist Golden Dawn – and, by their own account, the holders of university degrees, well-travelled and well-informed.
Creative writing programs are themselves vocational training of a sort, he points out, and most of the people teaching in them are themselves holders of advanced degrees in creative writing.
