The phrase "administrative college" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to an institution or program focused on administrative education or training, often related to public administration or business management.
Example: "She enrolled in an administrative college to enhance her skills in public sector management."
Alternatives: "management school" or "public administration institute."
Unlike many of France's political elite, Mr. Montebourg never attended the country's prestigious administrative college, the École Nationale d'Administration.
The emperor acceded and Ricci was buried in Beijing where his grave — a 1928 photograph of which is included in the exhibition — and those of his many successors, stands to this day in the Zhalan Cemetery on the grounds of the Beijing Administrative College, previously the Beijing Communist Party School.
In addition to the existing Industrial College and National War College, the board recommended the establishment of a joint administrative college, a joint intelligence college, and a Department of State college.
The building hasn't been used as a terminal since the 50's but has been used as administrative space, college classrooms and even a dentist's office.
This report is part of a study on the cost and outputs of HIV prevention programmes that was approved by the Institutional Ethics Committee of the Administrative Staff college of India, Hyderabad, India.
For reasons both good and bad — and sometimes for mere administrative convenience — colleges have promulgated speech codes that are not only absurd in their results but also detrimental to the ideals of free inquiry.
The first was the national administrative staff colleges like INTAN in Malaysia and MIPAM in Mauritius which newly independent countries set up to provide pre- and in-service training for their civil servants.
College administrative and management leaders, foodservice personnel, and student residents value social, nutritional, financial, and environmental sustainability in their dining expectations.
In this climate of administrative corporate culture college class sizes have expanded significantly.
These groups and their allies in Congress want to take away contraceptive coverage from nurses, janitors, administrative staff, and college instructors -- and that agenda is out of touch with our country's values and priorities.
"The recent vandalism paints the picture of the already pervasive culture of rape and harassment at UNC," Pino said in an email, "and that of a national administrative indifference to college sexual violence and harassment".
