Sentence examples for designed for graduates from inspiring English sources
As part of the University's commitment to provide access to diverse audiences, the Graham School launched its HBCU and HSI Bridge Scholarship program - a merit-based scholarship designed for graduates of designated Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) and Hispanic Serving Institutions (HSI).
Successful applicants are invited to participate in a management development programme designed for graduates.
"[It] is designed for graduates who care about local communities and have the capacity to serve them with skill and vision," says Anna Campbell, adviser on leadership and localism at the Local Government Association, and manager of the programme.
The SDI programme is integral to the overall Whitehall internship programme, which comprises three complementary internship schemes designed for graduates and undergraduates, college students and secondary students who come from under-represented groups.
The program is designed for graduates of U.S. law schools who have had at least two or three years of experience beyond law school and who have committed themselves to a career in law teaching.
Gaining in popularity are non-degree, supplemental certificate programs in geospatial sciences, designed for graduates of other disciplines who would like to get training.
This workshop is designed for graduate students in the physical and life/health sciences.
In this way, Virgil's Homeric riff prefigures James Joyce's, twenty centuries later: whatever the great passages of intense humanity, there are parts that feel like a treasure hunt designed for graduate students of the future.
Workshop is designed for graduate students applying for their first fellowships and grants as well as those who wish to strengthen their research statements.
Requirements: The SAO Predoctoral Program is designed for graduate students wishing to carry out all or part of their thesis research at the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory.
The institute is designed for graduate students, postdoctoral fellows, university faculty, independent scholars, and museum and community-based historians who are engaged in oral history work.
