Sentence examples for demand for university from inspiring English sources

But Yeow-Tong Chia, a lecturer at the faculty of education and social work at the University of Sydney, said there was great demand for university education in Singapore, illustrated by the strong growth of the private education sector.

Yet this success has created another problem: demand for university places now far exceeds supply.

That has campus pessimists worried, because demand for university education is set to increase sharply.

And that plan requires demand for university places to appear to soar.

He told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme: "We still have very strong demand for university".

Curnock Cook said that demand for university places is continuing to increase.

"The demand for university-owned accommodation is huge because the private-sector alternative is so much more expensive, and there are more students than ever this year vying for affordable rooms," he said.

The existence of a works council is associated with a lesser demand for externally skilled staff with IVET qualification and a greater demand for university-trained workers.

In the middle-income countries, the governments are making demands for universities to participate and contribute to long-term strategic plans for the countries.

In 2011 there was a rise in demand for all university courses as students raced to beat the higher university fees regime starting this autumn but, even so, science snuck ahead of its arts rivals, according to Ucas figures, with physics applications up by 11.7% on 2010, biology up 6.8% and chemistry up 3.5%.

Nonetheless, the sheer scale of the new online courses has jolted every leading university into thinking about how online learning may transform higher education: Will there be much demand for each university to develop its own courses, when a state-of-the-art version from a prestigious university is available online?