Sentence examples for demanding university from inspiring English sources

The students began by demanding university reforms and moved on to revolution.

"Higher education institutions have, and will continue to take an active involvement in developing these diplomas so we can ensure they provide sound preparation for entry to higher education including for the most demanding university courses".

After lengthy discussions with upperclassmen and her admitted classmates (and some very persuasive rooftop tours around campus), she realized that moving to the Northeast to attend a highly demanding university might not be as cold and intimidating as she thought.

In announcing the program, Katherine Newman, the James B. Knapp Dean of the Krieger School, said that independent research could be the first step on the long road to a career as a professional scholar, or simply a natural extension of the curiosity that brings students to a demanding university like Johns Hopkins.

Not every student who finds an interest in elementary or secondary school, however, will choose to pursue it through a demanding university program.

Students in this context have studied English grammar for six years in order to pass the often technical and demanding university entrance exams, and therefore have a good understanding of grammar, but little or no opportunity to use English in communicative conversational settings.

Established in 1919, the Caltech Beavers (so named after "nature's engineer") cull players from one of the most rigorously selective, academically demanding universities in the world.

If there's still no change, research councils could demand university maths departments achieve an Athena Swan award (a kitemark recognising the advancement of women academics) to qualify for money.

But in Florida three proposals demanding a university governing board, universal pre-kindergarten training and smaller classes got the thumbs-up.

Researchers at other universities may begin demanding better university-provided postdoc services to level the playing field.

Some 220 students, two-thirds of those who took the exam, have signed an online petition demanding the university investigate.