a diploma

English - Turkish

Definition of a diploma in English Turkish dictionary
diploma: {i} diploma
parchment: Ak deri. Akderi. Eskiden kağıt yerine kullanılan ve üzerine yazı yazılan derilere verilen ad
diploma: şehadetname
diploma: berat
diploma: bröve
diploma: mezuniyet belgesi
parchment: parşömen
parchment: tirşe
sheepskin: koyun pöstekisi
diploma: (Askeri) DİPLOMA: Ehliyet belgesi. Bak. "Certificate of Proficiency"
diploma: (isim) diploma
parchment: parşomen kâğıdı
parchment: parşömen tirşe
parchment: {i} parşömen kâğıdı
parchment: parşömen üzerine yazılmış yazı
sheepskin: (isim) koyun postu, pösteki, parşömen, koyun derisi, belge, diploma
sheepskin: {i} pösteki
sheepskin: {i} diploma
sheepskin: {i} parşömen
sheepskin: {i} koyun postu
sheepskin: {i} belge
sheepskin: {i} k.dili. üniversite diploması

Turkish - Turkish

Definition of a diploma in Turkish Turkish dictionary
Diploma: bröve
Diploma: icazetname
Diploma: icazet
diploma: Bir kimseye herhangi bir okulu veya öğrenim programını başarıyla tamamladığını, bir derece veya unvanı kullanmaya hak kazandığını, bir iş, sanat veya meslek dalında çalışabilme yetkisi elde ettiğini belirtmek için bir öğretim kurumunca düzenlenip verilen resmî belge, icazetname, şehadetname: "Hukuktan diplomamı alınca bana mühim bir memuriyet buldu."- Ö. Seyfettin
diploma: Bir kimseye herhangi bir okulu veya öğrenim programını başarıyla tamamladığını; bir derece veya unvanı kullanmaya hak kazandığını; bir iş, sanat veya meslek dalında çalışabilme yetkisi elde ettiğini belirtmek için bir öğretim kurumunca düzenlenip verilen resmî belge, icazetname, şahadetname

English - English

Definition of a diploma in English English dictionary: sheepskin; parchment
diploma: A document issued by an educational institution testifying that the recipient has earned a degree or has successfully completed a particular course of study
diploma: {n} a deed of some privilege or degree
diploma: Inscribed bronze tablet about, 130mm by 130mm, and the recording the official honourable discharge of troops after 25 years service, and the grant of privileges These privileges included citizenship for each man, his children, and the legalisation of his marriage Diplomas (diplomata) name the units, the men concerned, the emperor, the governor, and are normally dated to a specific day and year; the are consequently exceptionally useful sources of evidence for provincial governors and garrisons The tablet was fastened to another, bearing the names of witnesses, and sealed to ensure its authenticity Each diploma was a miniature copy of the original set up in Rome The term is a modern one, using the Latin word for an official letter of recommendation or favour written by the emperor or a magistrate
diploma: {i} certificate given upon completion of a course of study (i.e. high school, university, etc.)
diploma: Graduate program for which the minimum admission requirement is a baccalaureate, and which has fewer requirements than a masters
diploma: A certificate issued by a high school, college, etc indicating graduation or the conferring of a degree In certain instances a diploma may be required when applying for a mortgage
diploma: An official piece of paper given by colleges and high schools to students when they complete a specific course of study
diploma: Educational recognition given for the successful completion of two-years (full-time) study at a college, technical institute or vocational college Prepares students for work in a specific field or group of occupations
diploma: a qualification in the vocational education and training and higher education sectors See also Australian Qualifications Framework
diploma: A letter or writing, usually under seal, conferring some privilege, honor, or power; a document bearing record of a degree conferred by a literary society or educational institution
diploma: The certificate issuesd by a University testifying that the recipient has successfully completed a course of study
diploma: A qualification awarded for a course of higher education
diploma: literally means something folded (Greek) Diplomas used to be written on parchment, folded, and sealed The word is applied to licences given to graduates to assume a degree, to clergymen, to physicians, agents, and so on
diploma: A diploma is a qualification which may be awarded to a student by a university or college, or by a high school in the United States. a new two-year course leading to a diploma in social work
diploma: A formal document certifying the successful completion of a prescribed program of studies
diploma: 1 An academic qualification received after completing a diploma program (distinct from a degree) 2 The actual document certifying that a student has completed their degree or diploma Also known as a parchment
diploma: a document certifying the successful completion of a course of study
diploma: The total number of graduates divided by the total number of students who left school (both completers and drop-outs from that class over the past four years) Completers are both graduates and students who receive a certificate of completion other than a diploma NOTE: This percentage reflects the graduation rate from the school year prior to the reporting year
diploma: In many countries the academic status associated with a Diploma is very high, being equivalent to that of a good university degree at the Masters level For example, the Dip Ing is the title conferred upon the University Geodetic Engineer in Germany, Finland and elswhere In the UK by contrast, the word "diploma" alone has a lower connotation only a little higher than that of a "certificate" If it is associated with an adjective: such as "postgraduate" a much higher status is accorded
diploma: An official-looking document conferring a degree on a person or certifying that the person has adequately completed a prescribed course of study
diploma: A certificate awarded when a learner completes a defined set of requirements
diploma: a certificate awarded to a student upon successful completion of a program of studies A diploma is distinct from a degree in that it does not affect the title that the individual may properly assume
diploma: An undergraduate award usually requiring three years of full-time, or equivalent part-time, study
diploma: Granted to students who complete the total curriculum or course other than designated associate or certificate courses
diploma: A graduate diploma involves study in an area different from that of your first degree and is usually at undergraduate level A postgraduate diploma involves further studies in the same area as your first degree, at a more advanced level
diploma: A document awarded by the IBO to a student who successfully completes all course work as required and passes all exams taken in the six subjects from the hexagon Three exams are taken at Higher Level (HL) and three are taken at the Standard Level (SL) In addition, students complete CAS, write an extended essay of 4000 words and complete the Theory of Knowledge (TOK) course
diploma: An award for completing a particular course of study, signifying completion of a formal program, such as a high school or college diploma
diploma: A document usually given in recognition of the completion of a four-year baccalaureate program However, two-year (associate) programs are sometimes referred to as diploma programs, particularly in seminary settings top^