Examples of Doctoral degree in a sentence
A holder of a Doctoral degree from an accredited university or college, AND who is licensed in the State of Georgia AND who has specialized training in developmental disabilities OR one year of experience in evaluating or providing psychological services to individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities.
A person with a Master’s or Doctoral degree in one of the behavioral OR social sciences AND with specialized training in developmental disabilities as evidenced by college coursework OR practicum/internship experience OR one year of experience in providing services to individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities.
The program aims to support the students financially within 1 year after the enrollment and promote the research and study for Doctoral degree.
UCI's Academic Senate policy on Filing Fee status applies to students who have completed all requirements for a terminal Master's or Doctoral degree and are ready for the formal submission of their thesis or dissertation, or the final, formal examination.
The hourly rates will have to be noted in the application along with the number of hours on the project per individual.Students can be engaged on the project and paid an annual stipend of €6,000 when reading for a Master’s degree or an annual stipend of €8,000 when reading for a Doctoral degree.