Sentence examples for degrees to offer from inspiring English sources

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.

Some consider this to be the point of an arts degree – to offer an experience of critical thinking as it relates to artistic work (and let's not forget that it is a form of work).

In our application we propose these two trends plus the third degree polynomial, to offer more flexibility.

While first and second degree polynomial trends are frequently used in periodic regression models in the literature [ 2, 3], we have added the option of a third degree polynomial to offer more flexibility, only for the retrospective analysis.

Brookes's modular degree system aims to offer students choice wherever possible and to provide opportunities to tailor-make your own course.

In contrast, the TRTap receiver has a high degree of freedom to offer the trade-off between the performance and the complexity.

After graduation, I started looking for work--in a recession--with a degree that appeared to offer absolutely nothing to employers.

He has pressed Texan colleges to offer degrees for only $10,000, for example.

Worryingly, some university degrees turn out not to offer much advantage over good secondary-school qualifications.

Information technology is the common thread through the eight degrees the school plans to offer.

Qatar's Education City hosts six American universities, including the first American medical school to offer degrees overseas.