Having one name all your life is almost as interesting to some of us of a certain age as meeting a prominent multiple-degree lecturer who calls himself "just a teacher".
But after finishing my undergraduate degree, a lecturer advised me that I might want to apply to do a PhD – he also mentioned Spark as a suitable subject.
This should be thrilling news, since coalition policy is swiftly morphing universities into business-driven degree mills, with lecturers feeling more powerless than they have in decades.
The trip became a pilgrimage: All 16 students in her master's degree course, five lecturers, and four support staff members spent a week in Benin.
After receiving his medical degree, Ahn was a lecturer at Dankook University's medical school (1989 91), in Seoul, and did his compulsory military service (1991 94) as an army medical officer.
Students display a high degree of reliance on lecturer notes and are more equipped to undertake rote learning than analysis.
The authors would like to thank the students of the bachelor of nursing degree and Ans Rensen, lecturer in the bachelor of nursing degree from HAN, for their contributions in gathering data.
NRF is a MSc degree holder and is a lecturer in the Physics Department of UAN.
You're also more likely to be sitting in an overcrowded lecturer hall – cheaper degree programmes are exactly the kind of course that universities find easiest to expand, despite academics' fears that cramming in extra students is damaging teaching quality.
From September, all universities will be required to publish the amount of time students receive with lecturers for each degree and the employment outcomes of each course.
JS is a lecturer and PhD-degree holder specializing in semiconductor devices.
