Sentence examples for Master's universities from inspiring English sources

Oral Roberts University, a charismatic Christian institution with an enrollment of 5,109 undergraduate and graduate students, was rated in 2007 by the Princeton Review one of the 123 best in the Western United States and among the West's top 50 Master's Universities by U.S. News and World Report in 2005.

The selection included 43 doctoral universities (from a pool of 288 institutions, 15%); 31 master's universities (from a pool of 601 institutions, 5%); 14 baccalaureate colleges (from a pool of 188 institutions, 7%); and 12 MSIs (from a pool of 119 HBCUs and HSIs, 10%).

The participants were either employed or students with the following education level: high school diploma or lower – 46.7%, undergraduate university degree – 25%, Master's university degree– 23.3%, or Doctoral degree – 5%.

Ward then toured the UK's universities with performances of 'Azeem X Underbelly'.

Leaving the European Union would be damaging to the UK's universities, higher education chiefs have warned.

Andrea is a policy researcher at Universities UK, the representative organisation for the UK's universities.

This is not a picture that those working in the UK's universities will recognise.

"The UK's universities are recognised around the world for excellence, as the Times Higher league table shows once again.

To compete internationally, the UK's universities have to be able to attract the best talent, wherever it is found.

Editor of the rankings, Phil Baty, also commended the UK's universities for being the very best in the world, calling them "a tremendous national asset".

Now a growing number of sixth-form colleges are planning to follow suit – posing a challenge to the UK's universities.