You must log in or register to reply here. One, is “Meritoria” which I guess is “Merithorial”?. Where is the person applying to? The “award” thing sounds like a competition — only one winner, one second place, etc. The Outstanding Dissertation Award is given to a Doctoral student who has excelled in all phases of the dissertation research program. Criteria include selection of demanding and topical areas of study, original and creative development of data gathering and data analysis, and the combination of precision, clarity and eloquence in the thesis text.
Did I explain myself clearly enough? Criteria include selection of demanding and topical areas of study, original and creative development of data gathering and data analysis, and the combination of precision, clarity and eloquence in the thesis text. Alumna tesista de la Universidad de Chile. Well, I think that “with honors” and “highest honors” fall in the same category as “cum laude”, they are for degrees. The Outstanding Dissertation Award is given to a Doctoral student who has excelled in all phases of the dissertation research program. Graduation with honors ‘cum laude’ requirements can vary but in general:
How can I translate tesista? A tesisat least in Chile, is the final investigation you need to present in order to get you degree. Yeah, my husband got outstanding dissertation award for the School of Natural Sciences, now that you mention it! Maybe the OP can clarify whether that’s what she means. I also remember a friend getting a departmental outstanding dissertation award, same thing.
Significcado tesista de la Universidad de Chile. Can anybody suggest a word or phrase to express the concept of ‘a person writing a thesis or dissertation’?
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For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Creo que la palabra que quieres es “thesis. Chile, Spanish; US, English. What would be he term wordreferencs English for “Laureada”? I’m writing a letter and I have to sign as: I’m guessing if it gets recommended by the thesis committee?
For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. So it will depend on the context.
I mean, Britain or USA? You must log in or register to reply here. Candidate is only dissdrtation advanced degrees I think we used it to go out to dinner to celebrate. Criteria include selection of demanding and topical areas of study, original and creative development of data gathering and data analysis, and the combination of precision, clarity and eloquence in the thesis text.
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One, is “Meritoria” which I guess is “Merithorial”?. Some set of criteria to be met? The person is applying to USA I hope this helps. Graduation with honors ‘cum laude’ requirements can vary but in general: The “award” thing sounds like a competition — only one winner, one second place, etc.
Using those terms for a thesis would just be confusing, in my opinion. I think the most natural translation of that phrase would be “Doctoral student” or “PhD student,” if you are getting your Doctorate, or “Master’s student,” if you are getting a Master’s. The other one is “Laureada” which is much better than “Merithorial”; it is actually the highest award you dissertatikn get. If it’s not a competition, what do you think they would base the designations of “laureada” and “meritoria” on?
Thank you that helps!!
This is late in the game, but, yes, in Chile, students must also present a thesis in most undergraduate programs, to get their degrees. It is given to theses that are not just better, but extraordinary. Sighificado starter kruelladevil Start date Oct 29, Hello, I have been looking for the most accurate translation of the term “Laureado” as in “Tesis Laureada”.