Sentence examples for accelerated programmes from inspiring English sources

Fees: Tuition fees for September 2015 entry are £6,000 per year for three year BSc and LLB programmes, and £9,000 per year on the two year accelerated programmes.

Much of this global success is due to supplementary activities: frequent, accelerated programmes and campaigns at the national level targeting children of a wide age range - up to 15 years old - and reaching out to marginalized groups, including children affected by emergencies.

Elsewhere in the same issue is an article on "The menace of the German Navy", and the agitation in Germany for an "enormous accelerated programme of shipbuilding".

For example, you can go into an accelerated programme that would qualify you to practise as a nurse, occupational therapist, radiographer, physio, dentist, doctor and other roles.

Quite a few medical schools require a science-type degree but, increasingly, there are medical schools offering a four-year accelerated programme to students with any discipline.

"That's not a big number but we are now working on an accelerated programme to train teachers in a mass.

Inyang says the accelerated programme is a lot of work but worth the effort: "If you are determined to do something, you just get on with it".

But geometric abstraction, with its play on modular units and grids, has proved to have vital relevance to the modern world and its accelerated programme of industrialisation and electrification.

Anthony used protests by the Thirties Society (now the Twentieth Century Society) to argue for a rapid assessment of interwar architecture, and to institute an accelerated programme for listing buildings of all periods.

Among the many highly negligible movies of Steven Seagal, several feature a sequence in which, after being run over by a truck or crushed under a falling aircraft carrier, he restores himself to full invincibility with an accelerated programme of aikido training.

It is due to consider an accelerated programme for introducing women bishops and the appointment of an independent arbitrator to resolve disputes.