The phrase "and in the university" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to activities, experiences, or contexts that occur within a university setting.
Example: "She has conducted extensive research and in the university, she has shared her findings with fellow students."
Alternatives: "and at the university" or "and within the university".
This is the common last resort in the upper years of the secondary school and in the university.
Moreover the study shows that there is a potential in the clinical field and in the university college to reflective considerations on experience of care.
The move angered council members who favor entering a contract with a German manufacturer to erect public toilets downtown and in the university district.
He has been profiled in industry publications such as Communication Arts, 3 x 3, and Taschen's Illustration Now!, and in the university textbook "Graphic Communication Today".
It was an act of faith, in Cornellians and in the university, that strengthened over time and gathered momentum for Cornell.
At a news conference before his speech and in the university speech, Mr. Bush was careful to mention repeatedly that support for including more eastern European countries in European institutions was not meant as a provocation to Russia.
However, there is a lack of connection between capital providers and researchers in the university and research institutes.
"Stereotypes about Ph.D.s both in the secondary schools and in the universities create obstacles," states NSB's Attracting.
Socialist mandarins reigned in the civil service, in the schools and in the universities, while more than half the gross national product was absorbed in public expenditure.
The Angolan authors and co-authors were identified by consulting their registration on the National Medical Council and in the universities.
Despite the introduction of IT into the curriculum of preparatory schools and in the universities, the level of computer literacy among CMHS students is very low.
