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Definition of postgraduate in English: postgraduateadjective pəʊs(t)ˈɡradjʊətpoʊstˈɡrædʒuət Relating to or denoting a course of study undertaken after completing a first degree. Example sentencesExamples - In the meantime she attained a post-graduate diploma in personnel management at Leicester University.
- Post-graduate students will only register on 11 February, according to the university.
- Both these postgraduate degrees were in chemistry.
- Rates of enrolment in combined degrees and postgraduate courses, and failure rates, will also influence costs.
- More people than ever before are completing postgraduate degrees.
- There are currently 16,000 students studying undergraduate and postgraduate degrees.
- Between 1920-1921 he undertook postgraduate studies at the Sorbonne in Paris.
- One immigrant I know of holds postgraduate degrees from two prestigious British universities.
- All interviewers held bachelor's degrees and most were in postgraduate study in the social sciences.
- Thirty-eight firms also said that postgraduate degrees are a factor in job promotions.
- There are diploma, degree and postgraduate degree courses on offer.
- Several years ago, while studying for a postgraduate degree, I was given a piece of advice by my tutor for which I will always be thankful.
- I duly applied to both universities to undertake postgraduate study.
- The successful candidate will hold a degree, preferably to postgraduate level.
- The university runs about 200 distance-learning degree courses, as well as many postgraduate degree courses.
- He said new buildings and facilities will be rolled out in the new campus and a wide range of new degree courses and postgraduate courses will come on stream.
- Since then, I've taught in several countries and earned two postgraduate degrees.
- However, about a third already had undergraduate or postgraduate degrees.
- He obtained both an undergraduate and postgraduate degree from the University of Pennsylvania.
- The traditional route of study was to complete a primary degree and then to progress on to postgraduate study in the same discipline.
noun pəʊs(t)ˈɡradjʊətpoʊstˈɡrædʒuət A student engaged in a postgraduate course. Example sentencesExamples - This time, the fair is for three categories of youngsters - final year students, fresh graduates / postgraduates and professionals with up to five years' experience.
- Undergraduates and postgraduates are now being encouraged to think about lifelong career management, but many current postdocs have had little career education.
- The acronym derives from the group composition of postgraduates, faculty, undergraduates, and graduate students.
- Thus, it may be that you would want to stratify by both faculty and gender or faculty and whether students are undergraduates or postgraduates.
- This book is aimed specifically at intermediate level students, such as third or fourth-year undergraduates or first-year postgraduates.
- Alumni, researchers, graduates, postgraduates and campus companies were all amongst those with entrepreneurial spirit and ambitions to establish their own companies.
- There were more undergraduates, more postgraduates, more lecturers, many more professors, more professional organisations, conferences here, there and everywhere.
- The first year that Warwick opened for undergraduates, all the undergraduates and postgraduates could get into one lecture theatre.
- These are quite enough to fill a textbook of this kind, which is mainly aimed at advanced undergraduates or postgraduates and MBA students wishing to know more about this subject.
- Honours students and postgraduates were directed to the close study of primary sources on aspects of British imperial history.
- If undergraduates or postgraduates believe free banking means significant discounts are the norm for student overdrafts, loans and credit cards, they will be sorely disappointed.
- Each university continues to recruit and teach its own students but postgraduates can tap into research anywhere in the group.
- This included 31,000 postgraduates and 26,000 international students.
- What about part-time students - and postgraduates?
- While continuity is important, rapid changes have been taking place over recent years, notably the shift in balance of the student body between undergraduates and postgraduates.
- In addition there was a modest increase in full-fee-paying domestic students, mostly postgraduates and students taking special courses.
- We need to base our continuing economic growth upon the graduates and postgraduates who populate our city businesses and academic institutions.
- But among the applicants were hundreds of graduates, postgraduates, MBAs and engineers.…
Synonyms undergraduate, scholar, tutee
Definition of postgraduate in US English: postgraduateadjectivepōstˈɡrajo͞oətpoʊstˈɡrædʒuət Relating to a course of study undertaken after completing an undergraduate degree. Example sentencesExamples - More people than ever before are completing postgraduate degrees.
- He obtained both an undergraduate and postgraduate degree from the University of Pennsylvania.
- Post-graduate students will only register on 11 February, according to the university.
- However, about a third already had undergraduate or postgraduate degrees.
- There are currently 16,000 students studying undergraduate and postgraduate degrees.
- One immigrant I know of holds postgraduate degrees from two prestigious British universities.
- There are diploma, degree and postgraduate degree courses on offer.
- Rates of enrolment in combined degrees and postgraduate courses, and failure rates, will also influence costs.
- The traditional route of study was to complete a primary degree and then to progress on to postgraduate study in the same discipline.
- Since then, I've taught in several countries and earned two postgraduate degrees.
- Thirty-eight firms also said that postgraduate degrees are a factor in job promotions.
- In the meantime she attained a post-graduate diploma in personnel management at Leicester University.
- All interviewers held bachelor's degrees and most were in postgraduate study in the social sciences.
- Between 1920-1921 he undertook postgraduate studies at the Sorbonne in Paris.
- Several years ago, while studying for a postgraduate degree, I was given a piece of advice by my tutor for which I will always be thankful.
- I duly applied to both universities to undertake postgraduate study.
- The university runs about 200 distance-learning degree courses, as well as many postgraduate degree courses.
- Both these postgraduate degrees were in chemistry.
- The successful candidate will hold a degree, preferably to postgraduate level.
- He said new buildings and facilities will be rolled out in the new campus and a wide range of new degree courses and postgraduate courses will come on stream.
nounpōstˈɡrajo͞oətpoʊstˈɡrædʒuət A student engaged in a postgraduate course of study. Example sentencesExamples - This included 31,000 postgraduates and 26,000 international students.
- While continuity is important, rapid changes have been taking place over recent years, notably the shift in balance of the student body between undergraduates and postgraduates.
- Each university continues to recruit and teach its own students but postgraduates can tap into research anywhere in the group.
- There were more undergraduates, more postgraduates, more lecturers, many more professors, more professional organisations, conferences here, there and everywhere.
- Thus, it may be that you would want to stratify by both faculty and gender or faculty and whether students are undergraduates or postgraduates.
- This book is aimed specifically at intermediate level students, such as third or fourth-year undergraduates or first-year postgraduates.
- Honours students and postgraduates were directed to the close study of primary sources on aspects of British imperial history.
- We need to base our continuing economic growth upon the graduates and postgraduates who populate our city businesses and academic institutions.
- These are quite enough to fill a textbook of this kind, which is mainly aimed at advanced undergraduates or postgraduates and MBA students wishing to know more about this subject.
- The first year that Warwick opened for undergraduates, all the undergraduates and postgraduates could get into one lecture theatre.
- If undergraduates or postgraduates believe free banking means significant discounts are the norm for student overdrafts, loans and credit cards, they will be sorely disappointed.
- Alumni, researchers, graduates, postgraduates and campus companies were all amongst those with entrepreneurial spirit and ambitions to establish their own companies.
- What about part-time students - and postgraduates?
- But among the applicants were hundreds of graduates, postgraduates, MBAs and engineers.…
- Undergraduates and postgraduates are now being encouraged to think about lifelong career management, but many current postdocs have had little career education.
- The acronym derives from the group composition of postgraduates, faculty, undergraduates, and graduate students.
- In addition there was a modest increase in full-fee-paying domestic students, mostly postgraduates and students taking special courses.
- This time, the fair is for three categories of youngsters - final year students, fresh graduates / postgraduates and professionals with up to five years' experience.
Synonyms undergraduate, scholar, tutee
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