Sentence examples for of doctoral programs from inspiring English sources

Colleges are strapped for cash, and master's programs are a low-cost way to get it: they don't require undergraduate services like dorms or the high student-teacher ratio of doctoral programs.

There are also many excellent students with no interest in the advanced research that is the focus of doctoral programs who would prefer non-college teaching to less intellectually engaging and less socially useful work in, say, management or sales.

Dr. John P. Wargo, director of doctoral programs at the school of forestry and environmental studies at Yale, said several of Mr. Giuliani's remarks had struck him as "flippant," or as unfairly dismissing dangers pesticides may pose, particularly to children and women of childbearing age.

The problem, she decided, is with the nature of doctoral programs.

The number of doctoral programs increased, so the involvement of PhD students in teaching also expanded.

Are these numbers evidence of the increasing attractiveness of doctoral programs or simply the reflection of a weak economy?

The study was carried out with students of official doctoral programs of Information Science in four universities in Spain and Latin America with the purpose of finding out, through self-assessments, student perceptions of their own information competence.

In the first year of their doctoral programs, 70percentt of the female students said they planned a career in research.

This is expensive because the nation, in fact, does not need the current number of advanced doctoral programs and some of costly professional programs that second and third tier universities offer.

The rapidly increasing number of nursing doctoral programs has caused concern about the quality of nursing doctoral education, including in Korea.

Thus, the forging of stronger links to the international accounting community and the establishment of structured doctoral programs at that time seemed to have coincided, at least to some extent, with quantitative (and partly qualitative) methods being adopted.