tertiary , auch: tertial

If all three are changed then it is called tertiary.

The government provides free education to students up to the tertiary level.

Movement on them is thought to have taken place in the Tertiary period.

All the world's a tertiary stage, he might have said.

He then returned to teaching but now in tertiary education.

Some 4.5 million residents are working, out of which around a third with tertiary education.

Tertiary education levels are higher, while the population is younger.

In 1980, the college was classified as a tertiary education.

Tertiary sector and public administration also play a major role in the city's economy.

The number of jobs in the tertiary sector was 348.

This happened in the late Tertiary between three and twelve million years ago.

St. Joseph's is a center for tertiary care, medical education and research.

Between 2-5 percent of Africans have been to tertiary school.

Women only see significant changes in their wages with tertiary education.

Since 1985 it has been a tertiary college for students aged 16-18.

For Americans, such questions have been either nonexistent or tertiary.

Mammals really got going during the early Tertiary period, about 66 to 57 million years ago.

The Tertiary sector is the economic basis of the city.

This is expected to give the students preparation for their tertiary years.

This was the sum total of his tertiary education in music.

The third form of prevention is tertiary, where the child has already been born.

Most go on to further their studies at tertiary institutions or universities.

Student benefits are independent of parents' income in tertiary education.

For students in tertiary education, the figures are as follows.

Very few made it to tertiary education due to poverty.