Meanings of academic degree in English

Scheepbouwer is one of the few Dutch executives without an academic degree.

If they confer perfection like an academic degree at St. Agatha's, then-

The Business School also offers Higher Level Apprenticeships which combine workplace training and development with an academic degree qualification.

He has been widely described as an economist though he does not have an academic degree in the subject.

The mayor appointed our mother as head of the Environmental Ministry the same week that I completed my academic degree.

In 1872 the academic degree of Bachelor of Divinity was offered for the first time to those completing the full course.

In terms of geographic diversity, the analysis found around 36 percent of economists at the Fed board had earned at least one academic degree overseas.

He has academic degrees from Purdue University in Indiana and Indiana Wesleyan University.

These courses are now being more generally placed among those counted towards the academic degrees.

Miss Shafer's academic degrees were from Oberlin, the M.A.

Law degrees are academic degrees, not professional training, so conventional career areas are open to graduates.

I took academic degrees in science and found in science a compelling cosmological vision of the world.

Dr. Shwartz seems to be unique among them in recognizing that real-life experience can sometimes be more valuable than academic degrees.

At the university, he was one of the leading opponents of those measures which freed the academic degrees from religious tests.

It is in vain that "collegiate institutes" are formed for young ladies, or that " academic degrees" are conferred upon them.

I left them studying Duncan's academic degrees and addressed myself to the filing cabinet where I had seen him put the foreign package.