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postgraduate Definition

post·gradu·ate (pōst′grajo̵̅o̅ it)

adjective

  1. of or taking a course of study after graduation, esp. after receipt of the bachelor's degree
  2. designating or of additional study, training, etc. undertaken after receipt of a doctorate

noun

a student taking such a course
postgraduate Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • teach: We also offer a taught postgraduate Diploma in Mathematics.
  • undertake: Currently international medical graduates ( IMGs ) are able to undertake postgraduate medical education in the UK without needing a work permit.
  • attract: It has been organized into research clusters, which offer concentrations of research that should attract future postgraduates.
  • introduce: He is module leader for the Teaching at University module, designed to introduce postgraduates to teaching and available to Napier postgraduate students.
  • involve: NPC has received several enquiries about how to involve postgraduates in the process.

Adjective modifier

  • prospective: Prospective postgraduates will also consider the research quality results to be of significant importance to them.
  • full-time: The Lack of Entitlement to Benefits Like other full-time students, full-time postgraduates are not eligible to claim social security benefits.
  • part-time: An allowance for full-time and part-time postgraduates of up to £ 5,640 in 2005/06.
  • undergraduate: The scheme is open to full-time, part-time, undergraduate, postgraduate and associate college students of the university.
  • most: Most postgraduate, especially Ph.D, students from Africa, will have families ).
  • international: Other sources of funding for international postgraduates British Council Fellowships - range of grants, including for postgraduate study leading to a PhD.

Modifies a noun

  • diploma: Successful completion of these three elements, provide enough credits for the award of a postgraduate diploma.
  • student: There are a large number of postgraduate research students together with support staff present in the school.
  • qualification: The normal entrance requirement for research degrees is a good honors degree or postgraduate qualification in a related field.
  • degree: Many go on to take postgraduate research degree courses.
  • studentship: CSISP is able to offer two postgraduate research studentships of £ 3000 per annum for the academic year 2006-7.
  • study: Fees are listed on the Imperial College postgraduate studies website.

Noun used with modifier

  • research: Our strong support for transferring research postgraduate students to the research funding stream.
  • specialist: Following graduation, you can also gain entry to specialist postgraduate courses, research or other non-specialist areas.
  • university: Dr. Mark Hounslow Funding and application forms For other funding possibilities and a downloadable application form go to the university postgraduate admissions page.