Sentence examples for course of a degree from inspiring English sources

Largely this is done by requiring less student effort over the course of a degree.

Browne's report rested on an assumption that the government would cut funding for teaching worth about £9,900 per student over the course of a degree.

Over the course of a degree, expect to come across such topics as measuring crime rates; the place of crime in popular culture; efforts to prevent crime; biological explanations for crime; and the criminal justice system.

The loss of teaching grants – roughly £9,900 per student over the course of a degree – outweighs the increase in fee income, and universities would have to charge fees of £7,000 a year or more to make up for this reduction in funding, the IFS said.

It seemed worthwhile therefore to assess whether students changed their views on evolution over the course of a degree program in the biosciences.

What may, at first, seem inconsequential can build over the course of a degree, leaving long-term impacts that affect a student's performance.

Of course, to a degree this quality is inherent to any industry awards show.

Of course, to a degree, everyone has their self-interest in mind.

Data were collected via survey instrument from a sample of 164 Australian students attending one third-year capstone course of a Bachelor degree in business.

In a statement on Sunday evening, Rabbatts said: "While I can appreciate the appointment of Roy and Rio and of course welcome a degree of diversity, there are still questions which remain about the work and role of the FA commission.

Aikman, 42, said he promised his mother, when he left school just two courses short of a degree, that he would finish.