Sentence examples for contemporary courses from inspiring English sources

Financial crisis or not, the most successful M.B.A. programs blend the study of traditional business topics like finance, accounting and operations with contemporary courses that help leaders take into account personal integrity, governance and the role of business in society.

The contemporary course of events in the Balkans, described above, nullified the first great victory won by British land forces in World War II, which took place in North Africa.

Focusing on processes of city- and citizen-making now prevalent globally, it develops new approaches for understanding the contemporary course of democratic citizenship in societies of vastly different cultures and histories.

He teaches contemporary policing courses at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in Manhattan and has bachelor's degree and master's degrees in criminal justice.

This is par for the contemporary celebrity course.

The trick of going more contemporary, of course, is that you have to start by publicly admitting that you're not.

His academic work was inspired by the historian Harry J. Carman, who challenged students in his Contemporary Civilization course to pursue Asian studies.

Dean Hawkes advocates for a science sequence (Science A and Science B) to be modeled after the expanded Contemporary Civilization course.

Another young company, Analogue, a company born out of Royal Holloway University's contemporary theatre course, broke through that same year, in 2007.

At a loss for what to do after A-levels and under pressure to get a degree, Khan opted for a contemporary dance course at Leicester's De Montfort University.

The freshman segment of the expanded Contemporary Civilization course, CC-A, focuses on the history of Western civilization from the year 1200 through the present.