Sentences with phrase «certain degree subjects»

Most finance employers accept graduates from all degree disciplines, but a small number of employers seek specific degrees or have a preference for certain degree subjects.

Not exact matches

Before finally leaving the subject of double - mindedness for a similar examination of purity, the talk should at least touch upon that versatile form of double - mindedness: the double - mindedness of weakness as it appears in the common things of real life; upon the fact that the person who only wills the Good up to a certain degree is double - minded.

I have a psychology degree and I can say for certain, unless you read first hand peer reviewed articles on the subject, everything else is just an opinion.

Far Cry 5, while it does tackle the subject of religious cults and their effect on a community to a certain degree, the story feels predictable and only a little deeper than a normal story.

41 per cent of students said they were aware that certain degrees required specify A-levels and some universities did not consider particular subjects challenging enough.

For example, to think of a giant like Clement Greenberg, his early championing of Jackson Pollock may have launched his career, but his legacy was made not on the basis of these often cursory reviews, but rather on his synthesis and contextualization of Pollock's significance in later essays such as ««American - Type» Painting» and «After Abstract Expressionism» that rely on a certain degree of historical distance from their subjects, however slight.

Yokota is influenced by Gerhard Richter and Michael Schmidt, but to a certain degree he is free of politics — even though I would say that Berlin is similar in a sense to Schmidt's Waffenruhe in terms of apparent arbitrary subject matter.

Research into the way in which sexual orientation in individual cases is verified in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, Canada and the Netherlands has shown that it may involve inappropriate questioning and is subject to a certain degree of prejudice and bias.

Other employers will require you to have a master's degree to teach certain subjects.

For graduates, a degree in any discipline is acceptable for entry into the profession, although a qualification in subjects such as accounting, languages, fashion or marketing can be advantageous within certain sectors.

While you will usually be required to have a good degree, it doesn't typically have to be in a certain subject.

Even if you chose certain subjects at school or graduated from university with a specific degree, this doesn't mean to say you've settled upon a fixed career.

Every position requires a certain degree of knowledge about a particular subject or career field.

In some fields, such as academia, a postgraduate qualification is a requirement, while for others it may prove highly useful; for example, a PGCE is often the easiest way to enter teaching if your degree is not in education or a related subject, while an MBA may be the best route to acquiring the skills required in certain high - flying business roles.

If you're not certain about these, take a look at our advice on How to choose a career and How to choose your degree subject if you're not sure what career you want.

Some headhunter roles can require you to have a degree in a certain subject and some commercial experience in order to be eligible.

In certain buying areas, such as fashion, employers may look for a relevant degree subject or a demonstrable interest and commitment to this particular area of retailing.

(Robbins, Chatterjee & Canda, 2012) Each of these members of the family system has a certain level of autonomy and independence but is interdependent by the other subjects to a degree as well; meaning that what affects one family member affects another.

Most certificate programs in counseling psychology are designed for students who have earned at least a bachelor's degree, but certain institutions offer programs in educational psychology, applied positive psychology, child psychology and other specific subject areas in psychology.