Sentence examples for an extended programme from inspiring English sources

He was delighted when Swansea University made him an offer on an extended programme for environmental engineering.

Many universities would have offered him a place on an integrated degree course, also known as an extended programme or a widening participation programme.

It was one several education measures outlined by George Osborne on Wednesday, but teachers say there are barely enough specialist maths teachers to deliver GCSE in schools, let alone an extended programme to 18.

However, the switch away from a three-week cluster of group games to an extended programme of fixtures has caused concern in some dressing rooms.

A dedicated executive education suite would enable the School of Management to offer an extended programme of short courses, master classes, speaker events and seminars, she said.

In addition, an extended programme of research usually meant that the researcher had been engaged in dissemination activities for longer periods of time.

The research participants of the study were the thirty students who were registered for Chemical Engineering in an extended curriculum programme (ECP).

The participants of this study were a group of twenty students who were at risk in an extended curriculum programme in a university of technology in Western Cape, South Africa.

This included students on the standard 5-year programme, graduates on the accelerated 4-year course (GPEP), and students on a 6-year extended programme (EMDP).

Leeds offered him a place on its extended programme, which includes a foundation year, but Goldsmiths offered him direct entry on to the bachelor's course.

Besides careful analysis of the present situation to resolve existing challenges, future decision-making on an extended screening programme needs to include representatives from groups most at risk of HbP to support the possible implementation of such a programme.