Meanings of have a doctorate in English

I already have a doctorate in Conflict Investment.

Do you have a doctorate?

Former head of the immigration service, Mary Anne Thompson, does not have a doctorate from the London School of Economics.

Flattering though it is of Mr Lysaght to say so, David Langwallner does not have a doctorate nor has he ever claimed to.

Unless you have a doctorate in economics, your intuition probably accords with Sperling's point that building things is essential to a country's economic well-being.

No, Ndlozi has a doctorate in Philosophy of Politics from Wits University.

Hazel Petrie has a doctorate in Māori Studies from the University of Auckland.

Unlike most recent politburo members he has a doctorate in law and ideological education.

Pailin, 55, has a doctorate in chemical engineering from the Tokyo Institute of Technology.

Berezovsky had a doctorate in applied mathematics and fancied himself Sumption's intellectual sparring partner.

I suspect that she also has a doctorate in chemistry under an assumed name.'

Hamied, who has a doctorate in chemistry from Cambridge, has been chairman since 1989.

Who would ever guess she had a doctorate in psychology.

It excited him that she, so lovely, had a doctorate.

Somkid has a doctorate in marketing from Kellogg Graduate School of Management at Northwestern University.

His resume says he has a doctorate in psychology.