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The Uni versit y of Leicester is well known i nt er nat i onal 1 y for excellence in research, If you are an experienced and qualified Education practitioner (nnrnial- ly with a relevant Master's degree), you can join one of our highly regarded Doctoral prograimries, either the con/entional PhD or the professional Doctor of Education (BdD) from Septeirber 2006 for three years full-tine in Leicester or up to five years part-time? Fcr information about the EdD Prograiroe on overseas sites, please contact us at the address below. The EdD programme requires students to couplete preparatory courses (25, 000 wards of assessed work at Doctoral 1 evel) on Research Methodology and the literature related to their thesis topics before undertaking their thesis of 55』000 words. On the conventional Doctoral pro grannie (PhD) students conduct research on an original topic of their choice to achieve a thesis of SOj 000 words. I 卡 you* re ready to broaden your hori zons and your knowledge, pt ease apply to: The Doc tor■日丨 Studies Office, School of Education, Uni ver si ty of Leicester, UK
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Questions 51 — 54: Complete the table according to the passages with no more than three words in each blank. University Major Level Duration Umversity of Westminster 51. 52. ■ Doctor two years part-timE 54* part-tijne full-time or five years University of Leices ter Questions 55 — 56: Answer the following questions briefly. 55. What is the main purpose of “ Open Evenings ” at the University of Westminster?
学问是异常珍贵的东西，从任何源泉吸收都不可耻。 阿卜日法拉兹
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学问是异常珍贵的东西，从任何源泉吸收都不可耻。 培根
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2006年决赛高二_全国中学生英语能力竞赛(NEPCS)决赛高二年级组试题和参考答案
