M.D. Degree definition
M.D. Degree means an abbreviation for Medicine Doctor, Doctor of Medicine, an academic degree conferred by a college/university on one having satisfactorily completed a medical school curriculum established for preparation for the practice of medicine. Other degrees (example M.B.) are used as equivalent in some countries.
Examples of M.D. Degree in a sentence
The purpose of this Agreement is to guide and direct the parties respecting their affiliation to provide clinical education experiences (“Education Experience”) at the Facility for students who are enrolled in the M.D. Degree program.
The purpose of this Agreement is to guide and direct the parties respecting their affiliation to provide clinical education experiences (“Education Experience”) at Facility for students who are enrolled in, or visiting students participating in a rotation with, School’s M.D. Degree.
If an Applicant is admitted, the Comprehensive Basic Science Assessment will be the basis of awarding 41 (or other number as determined by MSU) credits toward completion of the MD Degree at MSU.