Sentence examples for academic introduction from inspiring English sources

During compulsory military service (and later, when serving in the reserves), the initial academic introduction to cybersecurity is supplemented and enhanced by practical experience.

As an outsider, Haugbolle's attempts to crack open the memory vault of Lebanese society can occasionally feel a little too anecdotal in supporting the heavily academic introduction of his hypothesis.

While the academics cannot prove that consumers bought water instead, bottled water sales in Berkeley increased by 15.6% after the introduction of the tax.

The two targeted CoSs shared three general characteristics that differed from previous ones: redefinition of academic ability, introduction of CR measurement, and further advancement of a liberal, flexible, and comfortable school life (the yutori orientation).

Each PTAI leads a seminar of one of the following courses, more complete descriptions of which can be found at http://english.yale.edu/courses/introductory-courses: 114 (academic writing), 115 (introduction to literary study), 120 (essay writing), 129 (tragedy), 130 (epic).

First, as mentioned in the introduction, academic education is usually the first choice of high track students in Switzerland and this is even more true in Geneva.

Efforts to enhance the impact of good teaching in promoting academic careers, the introduction of mentoring programs [ 38], and the implementation of effective feedback [ 39] could all contribute to forming a true community of teachers and students.

President Nazarbayev has explicitly declared that NU should act as a pilot project to provide a model for the reform of the old Soviet-style university system, including the introduction of academic freedoms and academic standards and the introduction of shared faculty governance.

Introduction: International Academic Mobility and Inequalities: Opportunities and Outcomes.

The most stimulating chapters in the academic collection "A Critical Introduction to Mao," edited by Timothy Cheek, discuss Mao's "Sinification" of a European tradition of revolution.

During the 2014-2015 academic year, she taught Introduction to Transactional Lawyering as an adjunct professor at the Law School.