Sentence examples for science a master from inspiring English sources
He graduated from Illinois Wesleyan University and has two graduate degrees in political science, a master's from Bowling Green State University and a doctorate from the University of Missouri.
Dr. Millet held a Ph.D. in political science, a master's degree in acupuncture, and was respected for his life-long search for meaning.
At the graduate level, we offer a master of arts or Ph.D. in political science, a master of arts in analytical political economy, and a joint master of arts/Juris doctor program.
In fact, Coursera has only worked with two universities to date, the University of Illinois-Urbana Champaign, which offers three degrees on Coursera covering a master of computer science, a master of science in accountancy, and an MBA; and business school HEC Paris, for a master's in innovation and entrepreneurship.
Aisha Noor, '17, has a bachelor's degree in political science, a master's degree in public affairs, and soon will have a JD from the Law School but technically, she doesn't have a high school diploma.
He holds a bachelor and master of arts in comparative literature, another bachelor's degree in political science, a master of research in cultural studies, and a PhD in art practice.
We offer a Ph.D. and master of science in computer science, and a master of science in economics and computation.
Naturally, the North Carolina native enrolled in an undergraduate program in computer science, a masters program in information technology and ultimately started her career at Apple as a User Experience Engineer in Silicon Valley.
Khan graduated from MIT in 1998 with three degrees: two bachelor of science degrees in mathematics and electrical engineering/computer science; and a master of science degree in electrical engineering.
By day he's an intense physicist, versed in all the sciences, a master of cause and effect.
SN received a bachelor's degree in Fisheries Science and a master's degree in Fisheries Science (studying in the Faculty of Fisheries Sciences) from Hokkaido University, Hakodate, Japan, in 1999 and 2001, respectively.
