Sentence examples for degrees on offer from inspiring English sources
Other language degrees on offer at UK universities in 2007 Arabic Central Lancashire*, Cambridge*, Durham*, Edinburgh, Exeter, Lampeter*, Leeds*, Manchester*, Oxford, Salford*, Soas, St Andrews*, Westminster*.
The American degrees on offer are the same as those already taught at the university's Pittsburgh location - as is their annual cost of between $30,000 and $50,000£15,000-£25,00000).
First, students would apply directly to the consortium, listing their preferences of university (factors such as geographical location and living expenses could feature in their decision-making process) and second, the degrees on offer would be consortium-led but harness the value of the universities collectively.
What has changed is the number and range of degree subjects on offer.
It originally said (based on information supplied on behalf of Morrison's) that the degree on offer was in food manufacturing.
Is that why we've lost all patience with James Franco? (That's actually probably not why. I think that has something to do with acquiring every degree on offer and being insufferably attractive).
Magisterial surveys and text books have come since, from Germaine Greer's The Obstacle Race (1979) to Griselda Pollock and Rozika Parker's Old Mistresses (1991), enabling art history degrees to offer courses on gender and "ways of seeing" for the last 20 years or so.
The group's focus has concentrated mostly on refining the Information Technology Management for Business (ITMB) degree, which is on offer in more than a dozen UK universities.
What was truly remarkable was the degree of control on offer.
It seemed weirdly artificial, somehow, and watching it, I felt that I could almost see the grain of the film stock, the flicker and shudder of individual frames, such was the degree of visual information on offer.
