Sentence examples for academic destinations from inspiring English sources

As for the rest of them, the obvious question remains - are these academic destinations where one gets the greatest, or least, value for money?

But, before dispersing to our various academic destinations, we were spending a couple of days in New York, getting orientated, and attending some functions at the headquarters of the Commonwealth Fund, which ran the fellowship program.

The Times of India, the oldest English language daily newspaper in India and the largest selling daily newspaper (English) in the world, lists Tamil Nadu as one of top 5 academic destinations for students in India (The Times of India, 2016).

Ratings on quality and standards will be an important part of the information they seek when choosing an academic destination.

He said: "Given that we are one of the world's top 150 universities and our graduates enjoy some of the best starting salaries in the UK, Aberdeen must remain an academic destination of choice, without disadvantaging those who wish to enjoy the benefits of a four-year Scottish degree.

More than 76,000 of them have chosen the United States as their academic destination.

The results provide valuable information and insights both for academics and for destination managers, who can then adjust their marketing and management endeavours according to selected markets and their specific needs of target groups.

THESE days, Edinburgh has become a favourite destination for the academic traveller, particularly for political scientists anxious to discover how one of the world's oldest democracies' newest experiments, the Scottish Parliament, is faring.

The relatively small sample size may have introduced some bias in terms of non-responders and it was interesting in this regard that those who did not complete either the MSOD questionnaire or the specific question on preferred geographic region for ultimate practice destination, exhibited similar academic entry scores but lower UMAT-3 percentile scores and higher interview scores.

Other common destinations include nontenure-track academic posts and "non-research, science-related jobs".

It quickly became a destination for academics and collectors who believed, as Mr. Sabarsky did, that Austrian and German Expressionism had been unfairly marginalized by the war.