Sentence examples for so postgraduate from inspiring English sources

In 2001/02 14,210 doctorates were completed, and based on these figures it is estimated that around 100,000 of the half-million or so postgraduate students are pursuing PhDs.

Less so for postgraduates, who have greater time constraints, more debt, possibly fewer friends and harder work.

So for us postgraduate Americans, there are substitutes: reading groups, the One Book, One City program and, until several weeks ago, Oprah Winfrey's book club.

So he considered postgraduate prep school, which can serve as a college basketball pipeline for athletes who need an extra year to bolster their grade-point averages or their physiques.

Setting out a contract of expectations Around 20% of Stirling's students are postgraduates, so this is an incredibly important sector for us.

(Sophie Duncan) "UCL has recently revamped all public engagement training for postgraduates so that no one learns skills in a vacuum.

"Becoming a psychologist means a further three years of postgraduate study, so I need to keep costs down.

At Cranfield University, 25% are from the EU, but it is a specialist postgraduate university so less exposed.

David McKie Meirion Bowen writes: I met Edward Greenfield for the first time after I'd spent six months or so of a bleak postgraduate year at Cambridge.

At Christ Church, Oxford, he would have liked to read philosophy and psychology, but at that time psychology was available only at postgraduate level, so he graduated instead in philosophy and ancient history.

One of the strengths of medical education in America is that it is a postgraduate degree, so that doctors are older and can be more widely educated than those in the UK by the time they qualify.