doctoral
- adjective
- /ˈdɑktərəl/
- Specialized
- So I did my doctoral research on brain mechanisms of dreaming because that's the subjective aspect of sleep.
- doctoral dissertation
- doctoral program
- doctoral student
And so I still am reaping benefits from my undergraduate and doctoral program.
- And so I still am reaping benefits from my undergraduate and doctoral program.
- And when you look into what she's actually been involved in, she was doing her doctoral studies on phone sex lines.
- My sister's writing her doctoral thesis on it, so he also wrote a bit about World War One.
- President, first I have the honour to recognize all those who have completed the requirements for masters and doctoral degrees.
- President, first, I have the honor to recognize all those who have completed the requirements for master's and doctoral degrees.
- Or, you know, more traditionally, you get your master's degree, two more years of investment there, and then you go on to do your, your doctoral work to earn your PhD.
- He was going for a doctoral level degree now.
- So far we know of post doctoral candidates.
- And Kohlberger wanted to know what that was like in And so it's his doctoral thesis.
- Or they pass you and you get to walk out and say I'm AI have a doctoral degree.
- To write that well in that mode means that you now are going to move away from writing doctoral philosophy and doing something else.
- And I never did my dissertation for the for the doctoral degree because I was bought out of there and paid to write a screenplay.
Examples
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President, first I have the honor to recognize all those who have completed the requirements for master's and doctoral degrees.
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My sister's writing her doctoral thesis on it, so he also wrote a bit about World War One.
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I start Monday to start my doctoral program and understand this.
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You should know that I was once a candidate for a doctoral degree in a great European university.
Fiction book (1997) -
I maintained my theatrical interests when I went to Cambridge for my doctoral research.
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Maybe she can help you with your doctoral thesis since uncle Arthur is out of the question.
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I wouldn't have been able to finish my doctoral degree otherwise.
Fiction book (1998) -
Then, in 1972... you returned to the University of Michigan... to enter the doctoral program in psychology.
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I read your doctoral thesis, An Observational History of a Juvenile Great White Shark.
Fiction book (1997) -
She is currently working on her doctoral thesis in environmental science.
Synonyms
Relating to study for the highest university degree
Compounds
- Specialized
A long formal research paper a student writes to get a doctoral degree at university
How Advanced
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word doctoral comes from doctor, which comes from the Latin docere meaning 'to teach'. A doctorate was originally the highest degree given to teachers, so doctoral describes something or someone connected to that top teaching degree.