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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Science & IT

certificate format

Which is more appropriate:

This is to certify that Name, born in City (Country) on Birth Date was awarded the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY In PhD Programme XXX by the University of XXX on Date XXX. His PhD dissertation is entitled: “Thesis Title XXX"

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This is to certify that Name, born in City (Country) on Birth Date was awarded the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY In PhD Programme XXX from the University of XXX on Date XXX. His PhD dissertation is entitled: “Thesis Title XXX"
  

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Both seem odd to be including birthplace and birth date. Otherwise, they are both OK as amended: This is to certify that Name, born in City (Country) on Birth Date was awarded the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY in PhD Programme *** by the University of *** on Date. His PhD dissertation is entitled: “Thesis Title ***" .

  • Both seem odd to be including birthplace and birth date.
  • Otherwise, they are both OK as amended: This is to certify that Name, born in City (Country) on Birth Date was awarded the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY in PhD Programme *** by the University of *** on Date.
  • His PhD dissertation is entitled: “Thesis Title ***" .
  • This is to certify that Name, born in City (Country) on Birth Date was awarded the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY in PhD Programme *** by the University of *** on Date.
  • His PhD dissertation is entitled: “Thesis Title ***" .
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Both seem odd to be including birthplace and birth date. Otherwise, they are both OK as amended:

This is to certify that Name, born in City (Country) on Birth Date was awarded the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY in PhD Programme *** by the University of *** on Date. His PhD dissertation is entitled: “Thesis Title ***".

This is to certify that Name, born in
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Which is better and more acceptable all over the world:
To say: He was a warded the degree of *** in *** by OR He obtained the degree of *** in *** from

Is there a major difference from academic perspective?

Thank you
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abc defIs there a major difference from academic perspective?
No—or you could say he received the degree or he earned the degree.
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But for official certificates of universities: which is more commonly used: awarded, received, or earned?
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abc defBut for official certificates of universities: which is more commonly used: awarded, received, or earned?
I haven't looked at many except my own. Why don't you do a google search?
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I have done Google search but I couldn't reach to a solid conclusion.

How is it written in your certificate?

Anyway, do you think that the below text is a good form for an official certificate? Sorry for my repetitive questions but I am studying in a non-native English country and they asked me to provide them with acceptable certificate format to obtain mine.

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abc defHow is it written in your certificate?
"This is to certify that [name] having completed all the requirements has been awarded...."
abc defAnyway, do you think that the below text is a good form for an official certificate?
There is no reason to indicate the birthplace or birth date or any information regarding
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Could you please check the correctness of this letter/certificate in terms of the grammar, structure and etc?

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This is to certify that *** was awarded the degree of *** in *** by the University of *** in three years of full-time study. He was admitted to the PhD programme in *** at the University of *** in October/November 2010 with a full PhD fellowship awarded by the Univ
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This is to certify that *** was awarded the degree of *** in *** by the University of ***. He was admitted to the PhD programme in *** in October/November 2010 with a full PhD fellowship awarded by the university to international students.

During the three-year PhD programme in ***, the PhD candidate is evaluated to determine his prog
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Could you please check this one:

This is to certify that *** was awarded the degree of *** in *** by the *** on ***. His PhD dissertation is entitled: ***. This is to certify, moreover, that *** studied and successfully completed the courses and subjects listed below during the PhD programme in ***.

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