Definition of «doctorate»

A doctorate is a degree awarded to individuals who have completed advanced studies in their field, typically involving extensive research and a dissertation. It represents the highest level of academic achievement and is often required for careers in academia or specialized fields such as medicine or law.

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Received her doctorate in psychology from Harvard University.
Completed a doctorate program in physics at MIT.
Earned a doctorate degree in literature from Oxford University.
Currently pursuing a doctorate in engineering at Stanford University.
Plans to obtain a doctorate in business administration to further her career.

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She was awarded an honorary doctorate in humane letters and is currently pursuing her doctoral degree. (aznbct.org)
Must have an earned doctorate degree in counselor education and a minimum of three years of teaching experience. (flexjobs.com)
She has been awarded several honorary doctorate degrees for her outstanding career that spans over four decades. (widewalls.ch)
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Definition of «doctorate»

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