The phrase "a strong research component" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or presence of research as a significant part of a project, program, or study.
Example: "The new curriculum includes a strong research component that encourages students to engage in hands-on learning."
Alternatives: "a robust research element" or "a significant research aspect".
The M.S. degree is a two-year program that combines academic rigor with a strong research component.
H.V.: There's good reason to have places that have a strong research component and a very big patient-care responsibility, especially now.
Programs such as the Wired laboratory frequently integrate a strong research component into classes such as Visualizing Venice, while the Graduation with Distinction program involves students in a year-long research project under the supervision of a faculty member.
2. PSYCHOLOGY √ Ph. D. Psy.D, Ed.D. A Ph.D often has a strong research component, while a Psy.D usually focuses on the application of psychological tenets to treat individuals or groups.
Strengths of the model include a focus on community health care settings and a strong research component.
For example, in 1932, the Ministry created a Committee on Immunisation with a strong research component, but subsequent inertia left local authorities in charge if immunisations [ 10].
Dr. Reves recognized that it was impossible to grow a successful clinical enterprise without creating an equally strong research component.
This fellowship does not cover traditional summer school (i.e. courses to meet CORE/major/graduation requirements); however, some summer programs will be considered if they contain a strong research, fieldwork, or experiential education component.
Moedas earned his civil engineering degree at the Higher Technical Institute of the University of Lisbon one of the country's top schools, with a strong research component where Alves also studied.
A strong research track record is required.
