Advertisement
Advertisement
Doctor of Philosophy
[ dok-ter uhv fi-los-uh-fee ]
noun
- the highest degree, a doctorate, awarded for graduate study in an academic field.
- a person who has been awarded this degree.
Doctor of Philosophy
noun
- a doctorate awarded for original research in any subject except law, medicine, or theology AbbreviationPhDDPhil
Word History and Origins
Origin of Doctor of Philosophy1
Example Sentences
But I do create knowledge and guide people to achieve the most advanced degree in the world, the Doctor of Philosophy.
The bride, 27, is a full-time student at the University of California, Los Angeles and the California Institute of Technology, where she is studying to receive a Doctor of Philosophy and a medical degree.
As an example Bernstein cites He felt it offered the best opportunity to do fundamental research in chemistry, which was what he had taken his Doctor of Philosophy degree in.
“Just what is a Doctor of Philosophy?” his mother wanted to know.
At its October meeting, the UNC Board of Governors approved programs leading to Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology and Doctor of Nursing Practice degrees.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse