I'll often get five emails from dietetic postgraduate masters students.
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But the school has not kept records of postgraduate employment.
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Think computers, or costs related to internships, or postgraduate scholarships.
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The most educated turned out for Rubio in some states Rubio earned the support of those with college and postgraduate degrees in Oklahoma and Virginia, and those with postgraduate degrees in Arkansas and Georgia.
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University of Kent postgraduate researcher Tom Kupfer had a different notion.
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Some states already offer a medical training license for postgraduate physicians.
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One in five residents of this district has a postgraduate degree.
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Correction: This article has been updated to correctly describe Esper's postgraduate education.
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A postgraduate education makes men more desirable, while reducing desirability for women.
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This rose to 91.3 percent among white Clinton supporters with postgraduate degrees.
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Eventually he was a postgraduate fellow in paintings conservation at Cambridge University.
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Both have finished their undergraduate work and begun postgraduate studies in law.
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They are nearly three times as likely to have a postgraduate degree.
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After completing his postgraduate medical training, he joined the school's surgical faculty.
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The education gap gets even bigger when you look at postgraduate experience.
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An impressive 30% of over-613s have postgraduate degrees, compared with 12% nationally.
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At postgraduate level in elite universities, Muslims were a scant 2% of students.
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In 1996 just 4% of Britain's workforce had postgraduate qualifications; today 11% do.
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Hewuse uses her free time to study for a postgraduate degree in entrepreneurship.
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And among those with a postgraduate degree, his share was only 37 percent.
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Warren carries the largest margin of any candidate among voters with postgraduate degrees.
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The data showed that the decrease was "most striking" at the postgraduate level.
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The France-based university focuses solely on postgraduate business degrees such as MBAs.
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Just 28503 percent of Republican respondents with postgraduate degrees approve of Trump's conduct.
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The Rhodes scholarships finance up to four years of postgraduate study at Oxford.
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The database, it turns out, was created by postgraduate researchers at the Center for Homeland Defense and Security at the Naval Postgraduate School, part of a new "Advance Thinking Program," meant to research homeland security issues to help guide policy.
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Blame it on her education: She holds a postgraduate degree in journalism, after all.
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Some have diversified by offering more qualifications sponsored by companies, postgraduate degrees or apprenticeships.
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This rose to 193 percent of parents considering postgraduate studies abroad for their child.
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Not that anyone needed a postgraduate degree in linguistics to understand the basic gist.
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Overall, high earners who have postgraduate or college degrees are in the Democratic camp.
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Giulio Regeni, a 28-year-old postgraduate student, disappeared on January 20113, friends say.
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Giulio Regeni, a 28-year-old postgraduate student, disappeared on January 25, friends say.
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At postgraduate level, the average annual salary comes in at £43,5003 for men, and £37,000 for women, which suggests that women with postgraduate degrees, such as a Master's or doctorate, earn less than a male student whose highest qualification is at bachelor's level.
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Earlier, she was a postgraduate research fellow at the Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology.
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Most physicians receive little education on pain management in medical school and in postgraduate training.
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He had also earned a master's degree in homeland security from the Naval Postgraduate School.
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Dr. Daniel Siegel received his medical degree from Harvard University and postgraduate education from UCLA.
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Edmonton's University of Alberta lost 10 faculty, postgraduate students and alumni, the school's president said.
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Regeni had been doing postgraduate research into Egyptian trade unions before his death in 2016.
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He earned a postgraduate degree in public health and received a specialist training in tuberculosis.
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Scholarship grants, rather than loans, should also help ease the burden of postgraduate debt, Bloomberg wrote.
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"Getting a postgraduate degree is a way of seeming to be a trained professional," he says.
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He eventually earned his Master of Science in Aeronautical Engineering from the US Naval Postgraduate School.
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Toledo has earned postgraduate economics degrees from Stanford University, near San Francisco, and has lectured there.
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"We can encode anything," Aabid Patel, a postgraduate student involved in the research tells The Verge.
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This includes short courses; postgraduate diplomas and certificates; all the way up to fully online degrees.
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By contrast, Trump took just 37% among voters with some sort of postgraduate degree -- like him.
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Most physicians receive little education and training in pain management in medical school and postgraduate training.
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The letters sent out in Connecticut were written at a postgraduate degree level, the report found.
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Bristol University postgraduate student Liam Smith says he went on a Tinder date in early August.
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He earned his master's degree in security studies at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif.
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She is a certified professional behavior analyst and certified forensic interviewer with postgraduate studies in psychometrics.
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By numerous accounts, Mr. Putin tried to preserve the university, a respected private, liberal, postgraduate institution.
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He also lost highly educated caucusgoers with postgraduate degrees, both the poorest and wealthiest groups, and moderates.
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VCFA also offers a postgraduate semester – a professional development opportunity for those who've already earned an MFA.
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Furthermore, a woman's perceived desirability drops if she attains a postgraduate degree, even when controlling for age.
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The relative scarcity of funding for postgraduate study means postgrad qualifications are more open to wealthy students.
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Von der Leyen trained as a physician at the school and did her postgraduate research work there.
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Teachers in England typically do a one-year postgraduate course to qualify to work in state schools.
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WITH a postgraduate degree in literature, Ruby Li has ridden China's education system almost to the top.
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Even among voters coolest to Trump, those with a postgraduate degree, he was still outpolling other candidates.
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FRANCOIS MELESEProfessor of economicsNaval Postgraduate SchoolMonterey, California Regulation and government bail-outs also help explain entrenched profits.
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On balance, it is probably some of the best postgraduate-level work I have read all year.
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Broadhead developed the garment as part of her postgraduate degree at London arts university Central Saint Martins.
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Dr. Klein graduated from Yale Law School and completed his postgraduate medical training at Yale Medical School.
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In Beijing, 47.3% of the pediatricians had a postgraduate degree, as did 37.8% of pediatricians in Shanghai.
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Giulio Regeni, a 28-year-old postgraduate student at Cambridge University, vanished in Cairo in January 2016.
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B.A. moves by playing a postgraduate year at Orangeville Prep in Canada and then entering the draft.
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She also obtained a postgraduate diploma in management from the Indian Institute of Management, in Ahmedabad, India.
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After flying fighter planes, he obtained another bachelor's degree, in aeronautics, from the Naval Postgraduate School in 1961.
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The CNBC Newsroom Fellowship is a postgraduate six-month program designed to give participants real-world news experience.
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To answer those and other questions, I called Afshon Ostovar, an Iran expert at the Naval Postgraduate School.
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There the postgraduate student received care over a six-month period, and was fitted with a prosthetic limb.
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But doctors trained abroad also score lower on postgraduate medical exams, and are more often subject to complaints.
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The share of manufacturing workers with postgraduate degrees rose from 15% to 18% in the past year alone.
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But tasks like issuing some prescriptions or drafting routine legal documents rarely require years of expensive postgraduate education.
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The LKYSPP, named after modern Singapore's founding father, is a postgraduate school of the National University of Singapore.
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An increasing share of professional, licensing and postgraduate exams are digital-only, including the GRE, MCAT and GMAT.
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Regeni, who was working on postgraduate research into Egyptian trade unions, was last seen by friends on Jan.
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Regeni, who was doing postgraduate research into Egyptian trade unions, was last seen by friends on Jan. 25.
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Hernandez is a lawyer and has postgraduate studies in economics at New York's New School for Social Research.
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Before earning his master's degree in business administration, Justice attended West Virginia's Greenbrier Military Academy as a postgraduate.
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For a decade, Christopher P. Twomey, a national security expert at the Naval Postgraduate School, in Monterey, Calif.
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Authorities believe that Yeshchenko was one of Sokolov's postgraduate students who graduated from the university three years ago.
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We found that, with postgraduate studies, there is a need for scholarships and support and getting students interested.
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Regeni, who was doing postgraduate research into the union, was last seen by his friends on Jan. 25.
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For women, that benefit ended with an undergraduate degree — and postgraduate education, in fact, made them less desirable.
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Sharing the stage with the Big Three — Tito Puente, Machito and Tito Rodriguez — was like a postgraduate education.
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After the demonstration, we asked Ray Buettner, an associate professor at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Calif.
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"Hookah smoking is still tobacco smoking," said Dr. Mohammed Jawad, a research postgraduate at the Imperial College London.
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Why it matters: Immigrants are nearly just as likely to hold bachelor's and postgraduate degrees as U.S.-born citizens.
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Pew Research Center In 503, 31 percent of Americans with postgraduate educations were liberal, while 30 percent were conservative.
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FIFTEEN YEARS ago this spring, students at France's elite postgraduate civil-service college were preparing to celebrate their graduation.
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She moved to America for postgraduate study in 1999, a time when today's anti-Muslim immigration policies were unimaginable.
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Regeni, who was doing postgraduate research into Egyptian trade unions, was last seen by his friends on Jan. 25.
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Regeni, who was doing postgraduate research on Egyptian trade unions, was last seen by his friends on Jan. 25.
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He is a former executive director of the Center for Homeland Defense and Security of the Naval Postgraduate School.
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After earning a master's degree at the University of Texas, in Austin, she continued her postgraduate studies at Juilliard.
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He first landed in New England as a teenager during a postgraduate year at Phillips Academy in Andover, Mass.
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He speaks fluent English and did postgraduate studies at Georgetown University and Harvard, where he was a Fulbright scholar.
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From 1950 to 1953 he did postgraduate training in dermatology at the N.Y.U. Medical Center's skin and cancer unit.
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Thirty-seven percent of voters with a postgraduate degree voted for Trump, with 31 percent casting ballots for Rubio.
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Ms Varnam is a "nurse practitioner", a nurse with an additional postgraduate degree who is trained to deliver primary care.
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For example, studies show that having more women on the faculty is a powerful encouragement for women seeking postgraduate positions.
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In a much-publicized case in 2006, a postgraduate journalism student was harassed for wearing jeans and a T-shirt.
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Woods dazzles with pithy one-liners as she navigates the elite world of Ivy League postgraduate education, chihuahua in hand.
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" Guidelines posted on the Naval Postgraduate School's website specify that words taken verbatim "must be set off with quotation marks.
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The 28-year-old, who was conducting postgraduate research into Egyptian trade unions, was last seen by friends on Jan.
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Giulio Regeni, who was doing postgraduate research into Egyptian trade unions, was last seen by his friends on Jan. 25.
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Other signatories come from the Naval Postgraduate School, the Army, Air, Marine Corps and Naval War Colleges, and Air University.
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He completed his postgraduate studies at St. Joseph's Seminary in Louisiana and at the Pontifical College Josephinum in Columbus, Ohio.
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In the Pew August survey, postgraduate voters favored Clinton over Trump by 59-21; college grads favor her 583-34.
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The £300 expense is roughly equivalent to an entire month's budget for Liam, who describes himself as a postgraduate student.
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Additionally, they introduce students to a network of peers that they end up connecting with for internships and postgraduate opportunities.
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A postgraduate scholarship took her to Paris, where she studied both art history and French at the École du Louvre.
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After earning a postgraduate degree in Australia in 1993, Cummings began a Ph.D. at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
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"We still see, within gender and race, wage gaps for women with postgraduate degrees, law degrees, medical degrees," says Williams.
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She had inherited him from a trainee who had just finished her three years of postgraduate training and moved on.
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But while postgraduate employment is more transparent, the admissions process at the country's 200-plus accredited law schools remains murky.
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She graduated from Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, and received a postgraduate degree in journalism from Centennial College in Toronto.
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"It doesn't help that Instagram's terms and conditions come to a whopping 5,000 words and are of a "postgraduate reading level.
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After the 215 shooting that killed 22019 people at her alma mater, Virginia Tech, Wilson returned to complete her postgraduate studies.
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I had been eager to continue a recent family tradition of taking a newly minted postgraduate child on an adventurous trip.
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Becoming a doctor takes a four-year undergraduate degree, a four-year postgraduate degree, and then a multi-year medical residency.
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In most cases, men and women do not even study in the same campuses until they are doing their postgraduate work.
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The Center for Aeronautics is one of the world's biggest centers for postgraduate education and research into aerodynamics and aircraft design.
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After graduating from Oxford, she got a postgraduate journalism degree, then began a career as a television producer at the BBC.
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While at Berkeley, where he stayed for postgraduate study, he worked on NASA projects, including controls for the Gemini space capsule.
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Cyber scholars such as John Arquilla, professor at the Naval Postgraduate School, have for years been calling for such a move.
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It was founded by Benjamin Franklin and was the first US college to offer both an undergraduate and a postgraduate education.
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Perusing works by Rita Ackermann and Tom Sachs in the pink-floored gallery, he recalled his days as a struggling postgraduate.
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"At this point, it's every country for themselves," Emily Meierding, a Naval Postgraduate School expert on international oil cooperation, told me.
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Voters of all ages with four-year and postgraduate degrees favored Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump by a nine-point margin.
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She graduated from Arizona State University and received a postgraduate certificate in buying and merchandising from the London College of Fashion.
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Captivated while excavating an Israeli site on a postgraduate fellowship, Dr. Stager decided against a legal career to pursue biblical archaeology.
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What about my friends who were caught in the middle of applying to postgraduate visas when the coronavirus shook our lives?
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Goulding and Jopling are reportedly relocating to London as he begins a postgraduate program at the University of Oxford this year.
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A portrait of him hangs in the postgraduate common room, and scholarships in his name are still awarded to some students.
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King is now a postgraduate at Northeastern, her mental health vastly improved since her hospitalization and subsequent counseling outside the university.
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The honoree at this year's event was the trumpeter Terence Blanchard, the longtime director of the Hancock Institute's postgraduate music program.
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Ray Drainville is a researcher on iconography and social media at the Postgraduate Arts and Humanities Centre at Manchester Metropolitan University.
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According to data collected by the U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, 2018 is the worst year in record for this type of massacre.
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Those with postgraduate degrees were twice as likely to be drawing up exit plans as those with only a secondary-school education.
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Santorum, who has two postgraduate degrees, mentioned the same stat during the last debate two weeks ago, and our verdict was false.
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Since then, the American Bar Association has been taking steps to require law schools to be more open about postgraduate job placement.
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That was their conclusion when they moved to the countryside to pursue farming after earning postgraduate degrees in English in the 1980s.
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She graduated from York University and received a postgraduate certificate in fund-raising and volunteer management from Humber College, both in Toronto.
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Not wanting to stay in a country where I felt so vulnerable, I decided to continue my postgraduate studies abroad, in England.
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He did his postgraduate work at Columbia University, earning a master's degree there in 1946 and a Ph.D. in geophysics in 1949.
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Some jobs in science, technology, engineering, management and law have clearer and more substantial payoffs after years of internships and postgraduate training.
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For-profit schools like Arizona Summit prey on students with high aspirations but little knowledge about how the postgraduate system really works.
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Law school rankings are sometimes disputed, so the research team checked the enrollment figures at schools with strong records of postgraduate employment.
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The examination of the girl on Wednesday was performed by doctors from the Postgraduate Institute of Medical Education and Research in Chandigarh.
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She graduated from Durham University in England and received a postgraduate diploma in performance from the Royal Academy of Music in London.
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Schools, she said, can compensate athletes for education-related expenses such as postgraduate scholarships, tutoring, study abroad, and computers and musical instruments.
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In it, Jon and Elsa Sands describe themselves as "affluent Americans with postgraduate degrees" who nonetheless are leaning toward voting Trump. Why?
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People with postgraduate qualifications tend to buy houses next to others like them, just as those with less schooling tend to cluster together.
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Occupation: Program CoordinatorIndustry: NonprofitAge: 25Location: Yangon, MyanmarSalary: $52,200Paycheck Amount (Monthly): $4,000 Monthly ExpensesRent: $425 for my roomStudent Loans: $168.60 for my postgraduate degree.
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Currently the programme is limited to 22.5,21 visas a year, with 21,000 carved out for those who earn postgraduate degrees from American universities.
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Erika Cohn, the director, met Judge Faqih when she was working in the region teaching film and undertaking postgraduate research in Islamic feminism.
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The EUSP was established as a postgraduate institute by private donors during a short and unusual period of openness and liberalism in Russia.
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She has undergraduate qualifications in law, economics and finance, and postgraduate qualifications in journalism and economic history, from RMIT, Oxford and LSE respectively.
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Germany, which has started to offer postgraduate courses in English and has abolished all tuition fees, even for foreigners, also takes large numbers.
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"The discrimination towards mainlanders is growing worse," said 22-year-old Frank, a postgraduate student who had just left the university for Shenzhen.
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Postgraduate professional development opportunities such as teaching fellowships, and artist residencies, gird our graduates for the demands of life as a working writer.
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That's underpinned by the demographic characteristics of the state: It's more evangelical, less educated and, in particular, has fewer people with postgraduate degrees.
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Not so for women, whose desirability peaks with an undergraduate degree but takes a hit with postgraduate education -- even when correcting for age.
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A 2015 Pew study looked at how many kids that women with postgraduate degrees have given birth to over the past half-century.
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The whole thing is a postgraduate program run in collaboration with Amsterdam's Sandberg Instituut and will provide students with scholarships to cover tuition.
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She met Mr. Steinbrenner, a fellow Ohio native who was five years her senior, while he was doing postgraduate studies at Ohio State.
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She received a postgraduate diploma in the conservation of easel paintings from the Hamilton Kerr Institute at the University of Cambridge in England.
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After postgraduate stints at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center and Harvard, Dr. Polchinski joined the faculty of the University of Texas in Austin.
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After attaining a couple of postgraduate degrees in business, I landed a job as a financial adviser at a major bank in Toronto.
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At the end of the Cultural Revolution, he enrolled in the postgraduate English literature program at the Beijing Foreign Studies University in 1978.
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The postgraduate school was founded in 1945 by Charles de Gaulle to train a postwar administrative elite drawn from across all social classes.
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Canadian Trevor Patterson founded luxury floral delivery service Landeau after completing postgraduate studies in entrepreneurship and innovation at the London College of Fashion.
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Faisal completed postgraduate studies at Harvard Business School and earned a BS in computer science and electrical engineering from University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Dr. Fitzgerald did her postgraduate training at the Emory-Grady Hospitals in Atlanta and held an assistant clinical professorship at Emory Medical Center.
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Based on the 2017 number, 63% of voters with postgraduate experience are some shade of blue, and 31% are some shade of red.
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The second reason for including graduate and professional degrees is measuring the amount of debt incurred by students in postgraduate fields of study.
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He received a Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Ohio State University and an advanced postgraduate degree in engineering from CPE Lyon, in France.
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According to Ms. Druckerman, "the holy grails of modern parenting" are "college and postgraduate degrees" simply because there is a "huge" financial payoff.
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Sigley's family said he is a postgraduate student at Kim Il Sung University and had traveled to North Korea several times since 2012.
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As Afshon Ostovar, an Iran expert at the Naval Postgraduate School, told me recently, Iran tends to lash out when backed into a corner.
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The Dubai campus opened in 2005 and has more than 2,500 students, offering a variety of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, according to its website.
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But Spanish politics have been convulsed by a less uplifting matter: whether the postgraduate degrees some of its leaders boast of were fairly obtained.
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We're in the midst of a push from governments and nonprofits alike to get more women in science, from preschool to the postgraduate level.
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Now, public support has shrunk, and it's considered normal for students to leave state universities with a debt that could exceed their postgraduate salary.
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The Rhodes Scholarship is a prestigious grant that allows a small handful of uber-accomplished postgraduate students to study at the University of Oxford.
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Mr. Cruz does better (and Mr. Kasich does worse) in areas with more evangelical Christians, more white Republicans and fewer people with postgraduate educations.
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Thomas B. Edsall For decades, Democratic presidential candidates have been making steady gains among upper income whites and whites with college and postgraduate degrees.
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Take Prodigy Finance, for example, a border-less fintech start-up which enables investors to provide postgraduate loans to international students for a profit.
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Clinton's favorable-unfavorable rating has also flipped among those with postgraduate degrees, from 60-39 percent in early August to 47-51 percent now.
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An outspoken critic of the president, King's final pre-blocked tweet mocked Trump's cabinet for offering "a postgraduate-level course in ass-kissing."—VICE
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" —Chris Sampson, postgraduate researcher in health economics, University of Nottingham "Eliminate subscription-based journals, moving all to a free, internet-only formats like PLoS.
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Holders of postgraduate degrees are by far the most knowledgeable about religion, an "elite" demographic that skews strongly Democratic (57 percent to 35 percent).
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Prodigy Finance, the lender that makes loans to international postgraduate students, said on Sunday that it had raised $40 million in new equity financing.
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He is a graduate of the Canadian Forces College in Toronto, the Naval Postgraduate School in California and the National Defense University in Islamabad.
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For example, 57% of respondents with postgraduate degrees have eaten sushi within the past year, compared with just 26% of those who never attended college.
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Mr Correa plans to cancel the government's $32m payment to the three postgraduate universities, including Andina, saying it is the "fruit of custom and lobbying".
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As part of their required, postgraduate education, nurses have the option to attend workshops in abortion reversal, provided by known anti-abortion organization Heartbeat International.
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The female voice has also been identified as that of Miss Monica Osetobe Osagie, a postgraduate student on the Master of Business Administration Regular programme.
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He studied electrical engineering at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario, and has a master's degree in security studies from the United States Naval Postgraduate School.
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Many grad school naysayers will tell you that grad school's a bad idea if you work in an industry where a postgraduate degree isn't required.
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The postgraduate program Jay selects is three years long, and he uses in-school deferment to avoid having to pay while not earning very much.
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After graduating from the Fieldston School, she earned a bachelor's degree in English from Mt. Holyoke College and did postgraduate work at Smith and Barnard.
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Although his undergraduate degree is from M.I.T., he has three Harvard postgraduate degrees: a law degree, and a master's and a doctorate in public policy.
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The Naval Postgraduate School has developed a shorter watch schedule to match circadian rhythms, which uses three hours of watch duty and nine hours off.
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Its Education Fund, for example, has financed the participation of more than 33 fellows in postgraduate study between Australia and the United States since 2002.
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In 1957, while taking up postgraduate studies at Harvard University, he was introduced to Silvio O. Conte, a future 16-term Republican congressman from Massachusetts.
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But the Title IX report found that her recommendation letters "were comparable to those for other former students" and he did secure two postgraduate fellowships.
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"Not only the rich and famous were vulnerable but also the majority of the population," Gomez, the professor at the Naval Postgraduate School, told me.
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Iceland also has long international prestige in fishing, hosting the United Nations University's fisheries program, which provides postgraduate-level training for professionals in less-developed countries.
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The actress will contribute to "MSc in Women, Peace and Security", a new postgraduate course which taps into issues of peace and security that impact women.
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Following the announcement, Jolie Pitt said she was "very encouraged" by the creation of the postgraduate course, saying she hoped educational institutions elsewhere would follow suit.
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To be sure, it's true that those with less education have also moved to the left — but not nearly as much as those with postgraduate education.
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Sheriff David Clarke's master's thesis has been removed from the Naval Postgraduate School website after reports that he plagiarized sections of his thesis on homeland security.
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Sinosphere Covell Meyskens is a historian of modern China at the Naval Postgraduate School, an educational institution in California mainly aimed at active-duty military officers.
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John Cody Mosbey is a retired Air Force colonel and former executive director of the Center for Homeland Defense and Security of the Naval Postgraduate School.
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Mr. Trump dominated nearly every demographic group, losing only among voters with postgraduate degrees, who supported Senator Marco Rubio, according to exit polls by Edison Research.
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A national Pew study last year noted that Democrats lead by 22 points (57 percent to 35 percent) in party identification among adults with postgraduate degrees.
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He is a senior analyst at the Center for Strategic Studies at CNA, and will be moving on to the Naval Postgraduate School in the summer.
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She graduated from Columbia and completed postgraduate training at the London Academy of Music and Dramatic Art and at the Atlantic Acting School in New York.
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Koepka, 28, completed his postgraduate work in the art of being a global golfer, and joined the PGA Tour full time for the 2014-15 season.
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While doing postgraduate work at Harvard, where she was planning for a career teaching English literature, she decided that journalism might be a more exciting pursuit.
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Rachael Lucas's "long history of walking out of very good jobs" began in her 20s after she quit her postgraduate degree at the University of Ulster.
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