Doctorate degree international

Violet Corona Gwynne Trew,15 bom on 26 June 1902 to A. N. Trew (mother), was educated first at St. Olafs, Beckenham, and then at James Allen s Girls School, Dulwich. She completed her B.Sc. at Bedford in 1926 and a Ph.D. in 1928, becoming Bedford s first internal doctoral degree in chemistry. 

Pursuit of a doctorate through the nontraditional pathway requires a significant commitment in terms of time, money, and determination on the part of the candidate,The motivations behind obtaining a postbaccalaureate Pharm.D. are multifactorial, but can be separated into two broad categories—external or internal. External motivations for application to a nontraditional Pharm.D. program include earning a promotion, employer pressure, and concerns about future job security as a result of the shift from BS to Pharm.D. as the sole entry degree. Internal motivation, however, derives from a de-... 

Otto Kaufmann studied law and political sciences. Doctorate degree in law postdoctoral lecture and research qualification, Habilitation, HDR. He is currently employed as a Senior Research Fellow with the Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Social Law, Munich, and teaches at Robert Schuman de Strasbourg, where he has been associate professor since 1998, and Rennes 1 universities. He has moreover held guest lectures at various universities, e.g. in 2006 and 2007, at the University of Wroclaw, Poland, on the subject of European policies and labour and social security law. His fields of activity above all include German and French labour and social security law, as well as international and European social law. Focal point of his research are comparative law social relations junctions and boundaries between labour and social law sickness insurance, invalidity and old-age protection, notably supplementary and employment-related schemes juridical comparisons of occupational pension plans unemployment, employability, exclusion, and labour policies in comparative studies. Many of his publications deal with labour and social law issues from a comparative law perspective, as well as... 

An additional indicator of the important place of chemistry among the academic disciplines in the late nineteenth century may be obtained by focusing on the Johns Hopkins University alone. Johns Hopkins was the acknowledged pioneer of the forms of the research university. Chemistry was correspondingly important to its internal economy. The subject accounted for 19.5% of all doctorate degrees awarded at Johns Hopkins over the years... 

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