Sentence examples for chosen fields of study from inspiring English sources
In the UK, three quarters of women on science, technology and engineering courses do not go into occupations in their chosen fields of study.
Setting apart publications on military cycling and other incidental writings, the bulk of his publications were in his chosen fields of study, classics and mathematics.
In addition, as Rosen (1971, 323) noted, "In establishing close contact with Novara, Copernicus met, perhaps for the first time in his life, a mind that dared to challenge the authority of [Ptolemy] the most eminent ancient writer in his chosen fields of study".
Also in the crowd were a dozen high school students from the New York and Washington areas who plan to study design when they go on to college, and Mrs. Obama had some words for them and their chosen field of study.
Levis and Levis (2003) also developed a PBLT course to assist ESL graduate students with academic writing and genres related to their chosen field of study.
Because autonomy support facilitates the self-determined internalization of behavior, it is expected to be associated with a harmonious passion and with high persistence into the chosen field of study, whereas less autonomy-supportive environments are expected to relate to obsessive passion and to hinder persistence.
What is surprising, however, is that over 80percentt of female college graduates say they are finding it difficult to land a job within their chosen field of study.
Although Eric Kenney studied graphic design at the Art Institute of Philadelphia, his formal education taught him to exchange his chosen field of study for the creative freedom that comes with being an illustrator.
So-called "women's work" is undervalued: Perry and Biggs write that "women often choose fields of study such as sociology, liberal arts or psychology that tend to pay less in the labor market".
