Sentence examples for academic collaborations between from inspiring English sources
However, it's not only Erasmus+ that's threatened: should the right priorities not be set during the exit negotiations then wider academic collaborations between the UK and Germany will be endangered.
The course was conducted as a part of academic collaboration between IIT Guwahati, India and University of Calabria, Italy.
A delegation of 16 university presidents from across Canada is scheduled to arrive in India on Monday in a bid to stimulate academic collaboration between the two countries.
The academic collaboration between the Anesthesia Departments at the Massachusetts General Hospital and Mbarara Regional Referral Hospital aims to find innovative ways to build capacity and improve surgical and anesthetic outcomes in low income settings.
Tehran University's website reported that the two sides had emphasised the "necessity of expanding academic collaboration" between the Iranian university and universities in the US.
The Bachelor of Arts/Master of Health Sciences (BA/MHS) and Bachelor of Arts/Master of Sciences in Public Health (BA/MSPH) programs are a coordinated academic collaboration between the Krieger School of Arts and Sciences and the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
If there's one place that embodies the academic collaboration between the Triangle-based ACC schools, it's the headquarters of the Statistical and Applied Mathematical Sciences Institute (SAMSI), which is located deep in Research Triangle Park.
How do you see your ongoing role in promoting academic collaboration between the two countries especially in the crucially important field of hydrology?
This review has been developed as an academic collaboration between dermatologists and oncologists with expertise in the management of drug-related skin toxicities and oncologists involved in the clinical trials of regorafenib in colorectal cancer.
The second analogue to be studied in some detail was developed as a result of an academic collaboration between NCSR 'Demokritos' in Athens and Universita La Sapienza in Rome.
Our findings reveal that sub-national institutional variations have a profound impact on the relationship between academic collaborations and firms' innovation performance, illustrate that some established assumptions are not valid in emerging countries, such as China, and offer insights into how EMEs can enhance their innovation performance.
