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doctorate

noun as in doctor's degree

noun as in postgraduate degree

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In 1965, she became the eighth person in Cambridge history to earn a doctorate without first having a bachelor’s degree.

"I'm not his spokesperson," he added, noting that he has doctorates in Zulu music and cultural tourism.

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She is currently studying for a doctorate in Bible Studies, has launched a ministry programme and hosts the Midweek Rise Up podcast focused on Biblical leadership.

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He had been given honorary doctorate on his appointment as chancellor, and a commemorative medal at the end of his tenure.

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“If you had told me I was going to be here this long, I would have started the doctorate right away,” Habermehl quipped.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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