He was educated for the medical profession, but also studied law, and applied himself so earnestly to theology that he received the doctorate in that faculty also, and, having joined the Benedictines, taught for some time at Freiburg.
A few years ago there was a very general complaint that the doctorate in philosophy was conferred too easily, especially by the minor universities, and that as a consequence this degree had come to mean very little.
But even if he was a genius and got his first doctorate in his early twenties, he'd still have to be--what?
She had a doctorate from a medical institute near Paris and she was doing research that was similar to his, so the biography said.
In 1818 he received the doctorateof theology and of canonical law.
The Doctorate of Medicine required fourteen years of undergraduate and post-graduate study at Oxford; the Cambridge requirement was similar.
This need suggests a capital weakness of the training for the doctorate in philosophy as a preparation for teaching.
Analyze the chapters of a doctorate thesis and note the number of pages given to facts and those to conclusions and interpretations.
Training of investigators= The training now given in graduate schools here and elsewhere for the doctorate in philosophy will, of course, continue, and increase rather than diminish.
The postgraduate student assiduously searching for data for his doctorate thesis is often guided by the erroneous conception of thoroughness; he wants facts that have never seen the light.
However, the plea for a new standard in judging doctorate theses is meeting with gratifying encouragement.
I was in the midst of the fourth draft of mydoctorate thesis when Aunt Matilda's telegram came.
I was in a very disturbed state of mind, as anyone who has ever turned in a doctorate thesis can well imagine.
In only one school were opportunities then afforded for advanced studies by graduate students with a view to attaining the doctorate in law.
In 1245 he went to Paris, received his doctorate and taught for some time, in accordance with the regulations, with great success.
Kovalevsky's printed mathematical works embrace only a few memoirs including those which she presented for her doctorate and for the Prix Bordin.
Her reception of the doctorate was made the occasion of a most enthusiastic demonstration in her honor.
The first woman to receive the doctorate of medicine in Germany was Frau Dorothea Christin Erxleben.
After receiving the doctorate of science in the University of Zurich, she became director of the biological station at Sebastopol, a position she held with great eclat during twelve years.
After passing a very severe examination before a board composed of physicians and surgeons, she was accorded the doctorate in surgery.
It may interest the reader to know that the first two women to get the doctorate in the Paris School of Medicine were Miss Elizabeth Garret, an English woman, and Miss Mary Putnam, an American.
In less than a month after this interesting event Laura Bassi, in response to the expressed desire of the whole of Bologna, presented herself as a candidate for the doctorate in philosophy.
It was this distinguished Hellenist who graciously delivered the address when one of her countrywomen, Maria dalle Donne, received her doctorate in medicine and surgery.
Here he took a Doctorate in Theology in order to compete for a vacant chair.
He would not even consider a surgeon who had obtained the doctorate as his equal.
He now completed his studies, taking his doctorate in 1872.
They cannot mean, either, we suppose, that dramatic representation should be encouraged; that is not the job of a faculty unless a Doctorate or Baccalaureate of Histrionics be contemplated.
We met recently a lady who had won the Doctorate of Philosophy in an American University.
After he finished his doctorate at Yale and had taught there for two semesters, he had published his dissertation--claiming the famous Palace of Minos in Crete was actually a hallowed necropolis--as a book.
After getting her doctorate in aerospace engineering from Cal Tech, she had struggled up through NASA's Kennedy Center bureaucracy to the position of chief analyst.
Joost Hansen had finished his doctorate in physics at Princeton--being a promising physicist was one of the reasons he could so readily get into the United States--and then had gone to work at Los Alamos.
The perfection of the Christian doctorateis the consequence of the perfect possession and exercise of the Seven Gifts of the Holy Ghost.
In the faculty of sciences a candidate for the doctorate may submit two theses, or else submit one thesis and undergo an oral examination.
The possession of the doctorate is a sine qua non for eligibility to a university chair, and to a lectureship in the university of Paris.
He might obtain the doctorate in both branches of law in ten years (Rashdall i.
For the doctorate in the faculty of letters two theses must be submitted, of which the subject and plan must be approved by the faculty (until recently one of them was required to be written in Latin).
For the doctorate in law, a thesis and two oral examinations are required.
In the faculty of medicine there is no licentiateship, but for the doctorate six examinations must be passed and a thesis submitted.
The examination for the License (to teach anywhere) seems to have been the most formidable of the three; that for the Doctorate being mainly ceremonial.
The process of taking the Licentiate and the Doctorate in Laws at Bologna, in vogue at the end of the thirteenth century and later, is described at great length in the Statutes of 1432.
The advocates are examined and approved by their own body; the ministers were not ambitious of titles, or were afraid of being censured for ambition; and the doctorate in every faculty was commonly given or sold into other countries.
At this time Gian Battista had gained the doctorate of medicine at Pavia, and had made his contribution to medical knowledge by the publication of an insignificant tract, De cibis foetidis non edendis.
A Doctorate in civil or canon law required eight more years.
A Doctorate degrees in theology required ten more years of study.
For a doctorate in medicine from Oxford or Cambridge, five more years plus two years of practice were required.
Elsewhere, however, he declares that the doctorate was by no means sufficient to enable one to bid defiance to the devil, or to equip a man in conscience for the task of preaching.
He was still further confirmed in this belief when he realised that he owed his doctorate to that very Church which he represented as the Kingdom of Antichrist and a mere Babylon.
The licence which he required before admitting a student to the doctorate continued to be conferred by the Bologna doctors after due examination.
But the prestige of the University rendered Bolognese students ambitious of the doctorate, and the doctorate had come to mean more than a mere licence to teach.
Copernicus made his medical studies in Ferrara and Padua, and obtained his doctorate with honors from Ferrara.
He does not seem to have taken his academic degrees, and the tradition that he received his doctorate in medicine at the University of Cracow cannot be substantiated by any documentary evidence.
He drank to Serbia, and hoped they'd raise the standard of doctorate of divinity.
Nearly all professions, it is to be recollected, in the Latin communities carry the doctorate with them.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "doctorate" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: bachelor; degree; doctor; master
