Sentence examples for a degree programme in from inspiring English sources

Emphasis was laid on the first four universities in Nigeria to offer a degree programme in entrepreneurship.

These university leavers serving compulsory national service must also be of Nigerian origin and completed either a higher diploma or a degree programme in the various discipline in a recognized tertiary institution.

This approach to supporting the development of palliative care in Sub-Saharan Africa through skill sharing in supporting the delivery of a degree programme in palliative care was successful in terms of delivery of the degree programme, material development and mentorship of local staff.

At the time, LBS said it was the first "leading business school" to offer a degree-programme in the Middle East.

The pair are among very few studying for a bachelor of fine arts in Cantonese opera, a degree programme launched in 2013 at the Academy of Performing Arts as part of efforts to preserve the art form.

Trujillo left Colombia in 2001 to start a Masters degree programme in economics and management sciences at Pompeu Fabra University, where a Masters degree is a prerequisite to a Ph.D.

With respect to the other variables in the model, overeducation was found to be positively correlated with previous unemployment and job mobility8 and inversely related to years of HE study, field mismatch, participation in a degree programme perceived as prestigious, supervisory responsibilities, hours worked, employment in an R&D intensive firm and employment in a small firm.

Degree holder aspirants should check with future employers or relevant industry bodies prior to enrolling in a degree programme.

The Barbados Community College has an associate degree programme in music.

Their demand was met, and San Francisco State College became the first in the US to have a department and degree programme in Black Studies.

Education: be enrolled in an under-graduate, graduate degree programme in a bona fide (i.e. listed in the IAU/UNESCO data base) educational institution at the time of application, or recent graduates.