Sentence examples for a study programme from inspiring English sources

Holzer gave up her dream of emulating Rothko and Reinhardt in 1976 when, after a liberal arts education followed by art school, she took part in a study programme at the Whitney Museum in New York.

After retiring John became academic director of the South African wing of the School for International Training, a study programme for American students, a job he carried out with great zest, inspiring successive groups of second-year students with his enthusiasm and knowledge.

In Germany, 28 universities offer a study programme in business and economic education, which includes a six-semester bachelor's and four-semester master's programme.

This paper examines a study programme in 'Sustainability and social innovation' at the University of Luxembourg that was co-created with key external stakeholders in local sustainability transitions.

Personal ideas, attitudes, and objectives are an important factor in the choice of a study programme, and these initial opinions are likely to be further shaped and entrenched in the course of the study programme.

Open School East, which opened last year, is a free study programme for emerging artists that's located in a former library in Hackney.

"Virtually all of the language competencies required to be an active professional are identical to those that are required to be successful in a formal study programme," he said.

Britain faces exclusion from one of the glowing successes of European Union membership: a university study programme that has benefited tens of thousands of British young people and many more from the EU visiting Britain.

Blundell points out that, while large international EFL groups such as Study Group, International House, EF and Aspect may find it viable to open more centres in non-English speaking countries, "the returns on English language training without the 'value add' of a further study programme is not sufficient to justify offshore expansion in my view".

These strategies will be informed by a multicase study programme of RCRC Community-Based Health (CBH) projects worldwide.

Traditionally, toxicological testing of new drugs was performed according to a standard study programme (Kinter and Valentin 2002; Pugsley 2005).