Examples of 'graduate in economics' in a sentence
Meaning of "graduate in economics"
graduate in economics - This phrase indicates that someone has completed their education and obtained a degree in the field of economics
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graduate in economics
Graduate in economics and business aganization.
Graduate in law ; graduate in economics.
Graduate in economics and commerce.
Jitka Tejnorová - Director of Personnel Born in 1971; a secondary school graduate in economics.
Graduate in economics.
She was a post graduate in Economics from Osmania University, Hyderabad.
Graduate in economics of the Technical University of Lisbon.
He is a graduate in economics and accounting from the United Kingdom.
Graduate in economics of the University of Athens.
He is a graduate in Economics from Yale University.
Graduate in economics of the University of Porto.
Graduate in economics of the University of Oporto.
Graduate in economics and commerce of the Cà Foscari University of Venice.
Graduate in economics and sociology ; diploma in political science.
Graduate in economics and business studies, University of Madrid.
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He is a graduate in economics from Rand Afrikaans University ( University of Johannesburg ).
Graduate in economics and non-western sociology at the Free University of Amsterdam.
A graduate in Economics from Punjab University ( 1952 ), he encouraged his students to start their own businesses.
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