Sentence examples for joint graduate from inspiring English sources

Romney's path to Bain began with his graduation from Harvard, in 1975, where he received a joint graduate degree in business and law.

They became engaged last year and are both now at Harvard, studying for joint graduate degrees in business and public administration.

He pursued joint graduate degrees at Harvard, in law and business, graduating cum laude in law and in the top five per cent of his class at the business school.

Instead, they could cooperate by forming a joint graduate and undergraduate program, which would reduce costs by requiring fewer faculty members and a more modest physical presence, while at the same time increasing course choices for students.

In our collaborative environment engineers and mathematicians work together with biologists and surgeons, each receiving some training in the complementary discipline and even receiving joint graduate degrees in engineering and medical sciences where desired.

During the period of 1999 to 2000, SKKU constructed medical buildings and established partnership with Samsung Stock Exchange and Samsung Electronics/Semiconductor. Between 2002 and 2006, SKKU then partnered with Samsung Economic Research Institute and created the department of mobile phones through a joint graduate program with Samsung (Cho 2013).

In September, the bride, 28, will begin her fourth year of a joint graduate-degree program at Harvard in law and public administration.

You have a Congressman; a daughter getting degrees from a joint Harvard/M.I.T. graduate program; and a writer with a degree from Harvard.

This paper describes experiences with two separate community-based service learning projects undertaken as part of a joint undergraduate-graduate class on sustainable facility systems at Virginia Tech.

His joint work with graduate students and research associates resulted in the publication of a long series of papers on the genetics and cytology of Datura stramonium, the jimsonweed.

Activities have included the recruitment of students from other countries (3), sending students overseas (4), and greater mobility and joint production of graduate students (5– 7).