The phrase "a university plan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a strategic or operational plan related to a university, such as academic programs, campus development, or administrative policies.
Example: "The university plan for the next five years includes expanding the library and increasing student enrollment."
Alternatives: "an academic plan" or "a college strategy".
The financial model behind AC Grayling's £18,000-a-year university plan has been questioned by a respected LSE academic, who suggested the economics "don't seem to add up".
Initially, this work was accommodated within the existing library staff structure, but the pace of change, funder requirements, and a new university plan meant that support for Open Access needed to become explicit.
A 65-page university plan, 2002-7 had recently passed through council.
Friedman reported on another model situated between the online universities that have almost no classrooms and buildings and certainly no "frills" (although just the other day I read about an online university planning to field a football team) and universities with campuses larger than many small towns.
A Japanese university plans to return about 250 pieces of original animation art to the Walt Disney Company that were mislaid in storage after traveling to Japan nearly five decades ago.
Such working conditions are normal in many industries, but why, FACE asked, was a Russell Group university planning to treat its teaching staff like they were stacking shelves at a high street shop?
And the spark had much to do with a university expansion plan: to construct a gymnasium in Morningside Park in Harlem.
Some student leaders support a university financing plan proposed by the Liberal Democratic Party that would raise taxes to 50percentt for incomes over £100,000 (about $184,000.
With just $1,000 in funding from a university business plan competition, and a $6,000 loan from a professor, in two years Hemdan has turned Recyclobekia into one of Egypt's largest recycling companies.
Husheer (pictured right, with fellow co-founder Oriane Chausiaux) and a group of fellow graduate students – "scientists and medics", some with PhDs in infertility – then got together and entered a university business plan competition in 2006, going on to win £20,000.
