Sentence examples for seeking degrees from inspiring English sources

This study investigates information-seeking behavior of one particular segment of international students—international students seeking degrees in the field of business.

Now Fathom has decided that instead of students seeking degrees, it will focus on those looking for courses in professional development and continuing education.

More lay people than seminarians are now seeking degrees in Catholic ministry, said Scott Appleby, director of the Cushwa Center for the Study of American Catholicism at the University of Notre Dame.

Roberts noted that the Supreme Court in its 2004 case Locke v. Davey upheld the state of Washington's decision not to fund students seeking degrees in devotional theology as part of a state scholarship program.

Cornell was awarded $3 million over five years for an Integrative Graduate Education and Research Traineeship Program IGERTto to support students seeking degrees in engineering and geosciences with particular focus on renewable and cleaner energy, including carbon management.

The university has 7,000 students seeking degrees and a full-time faculty of 162, but it is better known for its 20,000 older students in continuing education, its staff of 1,175 part-time instructors and its courses, which run the gamut from English literature to astronomy to photography.

Employers seeking degree verifications should contact the National Student Clearinghouse.

The most highly sought degrees held by patent lawyers are in electrical engineering, computer science and computer engineering, Mr. Duane said.

These are the same reasons that drive students to seek degrees from institutions with online programs like West.

Students seeking other degrees can engage in one of seven dual-degree or joint-degree programs offered in conjunction with other academic institutions.

Those seeking college degrees would also be allowed to count study time.