The phrase "ageing university" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a university that has been established for a long time and may be experiencing the effects of age, such as outdated facilities or curricula.
Example: "The ageing university struggled to keep up with modern educational standards, prompting discussions about necessary reforms."
Alternatives: "mature university" or "established university".
Mussi set out to overhaul the Italian academic research system by bringing new blood into ageing universities, driving out nepotism, introducing a culture of assessment and responsibility, and raising funding for research.
A typical active opponent of the coal mining expansion has a higher age, university education and strong place attachment.
Having lived away from home and mucked in with others of her own age, university was less of a challenge than for those who had lived at home or gone to traditional boarding schools, says Hudson.
Endsleigh charged £48.47 for a year's cover on a £401-£500 bike for a student, but wanted a lot of details during the online sign-up, including age, university, postcode, parent's address etc, so this rate may vary a lot.
This survey incorporates some initial questions (sex, age, university where the students are studying and the degrees currently studied) and 33 items that refer to various SRL strategies that may be performed using technologies.
With respect to the individual characteristics we expect that upward bias in appraisal prices will be negatively correlated with income, age, university degree and permanent contract.18 All these cases are supposed to have less financial constraints.
The study also collected demographic information including gender, age, university, confidence in their knowledge about radiation dose; and how important is what they felt they knew about ionising radiation, as it relates to radiological investigations.
Independent variables were identified, such as gender, country of birth, age, university and country of study.
Sociodemographic data collected included: sex, age, university year, influenza risk group and cohabiting with member of a risk group.
