Sentence examples for destination for study from inspiring English sources

Alex Proudfoot, from Study UK, the association for private further and higher education colleges in the UK, said: "[The] lack of care and attention paid by the government to the plight of students displaced by college closures has undoubtedly contributed to a serious deterioration in the UK's reputation as a safe destination for study".

It therefore has much more serious consequences for the deportee, and such casual use of the terms is liable to cause panic among international students already in the UK as well as send out the wrong message to anyone considering the UK as a destination for study.

China has become a major destination for study abroad, too, with around 265,000 students from other countries studying there in 2010, according to China's Ministry of Education.

Theresa May said that from next April border staff would question more than 100,000 people to "root out abuse" of the system, while maintaining the UK as a destination for study.

Theresa May said that from April 2013 border staff would question more than 100,000 people to "root out abuse" of the system, while maintaining the UK as a destination for study.

Forecasting by the organisation suggests that the UK will host 241,000 postgraduate international students by 2024, allowing it to remain one of the top two destinations for studying a postgrad abroad – second only to the US.

These scholars will become part of the 45,000 Americans who study abroad in the UK each year and make my country America's top destination for international study.

I'd been accepted into the grad program at the New School for Social Research in Greenwich Village, a go-to destination for the study of existentialism.

In Ghana, the most popular destination for U.S. study abroad programs in West Africa, saw a 68% drop in student arrivals, even without a single confirmed case of Ebola in the country.

Rates of completion of LTBI therapy after arrival in the destination for the study population are also unknown.

… Other sought-after destinations for postgraduate study are Australia and the United States, but study in those countries is not free, and if you are a UK student, it is more costly to visit home.