Sentence examples for Part-time university from inspiring English sources

After fleeing into exile, he studied at the teacher training college in Butare, Rwanda, and served as a teacher and part-time university lecturer.

According to local news reports, Ms. Yang worked at a company and was a part-time university student and a bar hostess.

"We're a part-time university and finance is the biggest inhibitor to participation in higher education, which is why we're so committed to offering support," says Lloyd.

"It's a very archaic vision of power," said Dominique Bertinotti, the Socialist mayor of the Fourth Arrondissement and a part-time university professor.

The business secretary also highlighted other policy changes he felt would help skills development, including the expansion of the apprenticeship programme and the government's decision to allow part-time university students to defer tuition fee payment.

As the teaching year draws to a close and I finish my first year as a lecturer, it doesn't feel very long ago that I was juggling job applications, part-time university sessional work and hourly-paid private tutoring, all while trying to do unfunded research and find ways to attend conferences that I didn't know how to pay for.

Determined to secure his populist bona fides, his administration fueled the explosion of distance-learning and part-time universities, resulting in a threefold increase in capacity between 2005 and 2011, from just over 383,000 available spots to 1.1 million.

A problem that is made worse when Beth Curry, the (now-former) coordinator of campus education, awareness and prevention efforts around sexual assault leaves UR after the Department of Justice grant that funded her position ran out and the Planning and Priorities Committee decides there's not enough room in the budget for a full- or part-) time, university-full- orosition.

They have been proved right: the past few years have seen a dramatic fall in the number of part-time students; universities such as London Metropolitan, which have a high proportion of working-class students have faced major cuts; and postgraduate study is now prohibitively expensive.

The next years were devoted to bringing up the children, along with part-time work and university studies.

They apply to master's degrees lasting two years full-time or four years part-time at any university with degree-awarding powers in the UK.