'curricular requirements' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
Example sentence: All students must fulfill the school's curricular requirements in order to graduate.
What students should learn has always stirred hot debate, and curricular requirements are about as constant as skirt hems.
Charter schools get public money but often are exempt from curricular requirements and other rules that govern traditional public schools.
The schools are financed with taxpayer money but operate free of many curricular requirements and other regulations that apply to traditional public schools.
How could I? Blame my final semester of college, when, almost at random, I enrolled in a constitutional law course to satisfy my last remaining curricular requirements.
When it comes to children's dictionaries, an Oxford spokesman noted during the latest row, words familiar to children at particular ages, commonly misspelled words, and curricular requirements also play a role.
As befitted an institution shaped by a believer in wholly voluntary and consensual networks of governance, there were no curricular requirements, no mandatory code of conduct except the self-enforced honour system, no president or administration.
In 2010, Japan's health ministry relaxed this curricular requirement, allowing training programs to offer a limited rotation program (LRP), in which core departments constitute 10 months of training, with electives geared towards residents' choice of career specialty comprising the remaining 14 months.
This article discusses curricular and narrative interaction design requirements, presents the design of the Crystal Island learning environment, and describes its evolution through a series of pilots and field tests.
Additionally, accreditation and regulatory requirements are driving curricular change in medicine and pharmacy.
This is followed by a review of the issues surrounding adoption of PBL in the light of resource requirements and alternative curricular strategies.
The musical performing arts programs band, orchestra, and choir are considered co-curricular, with the out-of-class requirements usually in the form of performances and additional rehearsals not during the school day.
