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Definition of postgrad in English: postgradadjective & noun ˈpəʊstɡrad informal short for postgraduate Example sentencesExamples - Every action by the government elicited an equal and opposite reaction by our little army of oppressed postgrads.
- There are some exceptions in the financial services sector, where a degree in business, commerce or mathematics and a postgrad in IT can still secure an IT position.
- As a postgrad student in Kentucky in the late 1960s, I was paid what seemed a small fortune to teach drama.
- Dons and postgrads stride purposefully through the quads, clutching books and papers, on their way to the Bodleian Library, or to a committee meeting, or to lunch.
- I've basically been working on my essay which is due in next week (last essay for my postgrad uni course thank god!) and just bumming around.
- Very soon I'll have been out of postgrad study for as long as I was a postgrad, so my claims still to be bruised by that experience can't really stand up for much longer… can they?
- They are willing to sponsor a student or two to take postgrad qualifications in shortage areas such as e-Commerce.
- We all laughed, of course, but being English postgrads, it came out that a number of us had written highbrow teenage love poetry - Martin had written a girl a sonnet.
- ‘Be cool, stay in school’ is indoctrinated into students from preschool to postgrad, but the entrepreneurial impulse is not always suited to college.
- Dundee's Caird Hall, the venue for the student enterprise summit, was buzzing with undergraduates and postgrads.
- This is why, before applying at prospective universities, staff and postgrads always check the library.
- Hence the word ‘undergraduate’ became a pejorative for us world-weary postgrads.
- He did his postgrad at a university in Brussels.
- The short piece I wrote that you posted to the blog the other day was originally presented to a group of women's studies postgrads and staff at La Trobe University.
- Mind you, they turfed the undergrads out, and not many of the postgrads heard about the two-for-one tickets.
- The one I use most of the time, and which I refer to in this post, is only for postgrads, academics and professionals, all of whom really should know better.
- I first saw it in '96 as part of a postgrad module on terrorism and counter-insurgency and thought it was fantastic.
- School is getting better and better, I've started studying for my postgrad Dip and I've got a budget in place, and promised visitors from home, as well as some good friends here.
- Then I went and got a postgrad in arts administration - which led me more into the field I'm in now.
- It was also interesting to note how many of the other postgrads came from other ‘elite’ institutions.
Definition of postgrad in US English: postgradnoun & adjectiveˈpoʊs(t)ˌɡrædˈpōs(t)ˌɡrad informal short for postgraduate Example sentencesExamples - ‘Be cool, stay in school’ is indoctrinated into students from preschool to postgrad, but the entrepreneurial impulse is not always suited to college.
- Dons and postgrads stride purposefully through the quads, clutching books and papers, on their way to the Bodleian Library, or to a committee meeting, or to lunch.
- As a postgrad student in Kentucky in the late 1960s, I was paid what seemed a small fortune to teach drama.
- School is getting better and better, I've started studying for my postgrad Dip and I've got a budget in place, and promised visitors from home, as well as some good friends here.
- The short piece I wrote that you posted to the blog the other day was originally presented to a group of women's studies postgrads and staff at La Trobe University.
- Very soon I'll have been out of postgrad study for as long as I was a postgrad, so my claims still to be bruised by that experience can't really stand up for much longer… can they?
- They are willing to sponsor a student or two to take postgrad qualifications in shortage areas such as e-Commerce.
- Dundee's Caird Hall, the venue for the student enterprise summit, was buzzing with undergraduates and postgrads.
- Then I went and got a postgrad in arts administration - which led me more into the field I'm in now.
- Mind you, they turfed the undergrads out, and not many of the postgrads heard about the two-for-one tickets.
- He did his postgrad at a university in Brussels.
- The one I use most of the time, and which I refer to in this post, is only for postgrads, academics and professionals, all of whom really should know better.
- This is why, before applying at prospective universities, staff and postgrads always check the library.
- Every action by the government elicited an equal and opposite reaction by our little army of oppressed postgrads.
- It was also interesting to note how many of the other postgrads came from other ‘elite’ institutions.
- There are some exceptions in the financial services sector, where a degree in business, commerce or mathematics and a postgrad in IT can still secure an IT position.
- Hence the word ‘undergraduate’ became a pejorative for us world-weary postgrads.
- We all laughed, of course, but being English postgrads, it came out that a number of us had written highbrow teenage love poetry - Martin had written a girl a sonnet.
- I first saw it in '96 as part of a postgrad module on terrorism and counter-insurgency and thought it was fantastic.
- I've basically been working on my essay which is due in next week (last essay for my postgrad uni course thank god!) and just bumming around.
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