Sentence examples for developing a graduate from inspiring English sources

And Fairfield University in Fairfield, Conn., and Georgetown University are jointly developing a graduate program in business ethics, which would lead to a master's degree in business administration.

There is a great demand for more law enforcement investigators trained in digital crime-solving techniques, said Carrie Whitcomb, director of the National Center for Forensics at the University of Central Florida, and the university is developing a graduate certificate program.

In the early 1950's, he was the first in the United States to develop a Graduate level Air Pollution Training Program.

Willetts drew on an initiative by Michael Bloomberg, the mayor of New York, to develop a graduate school on the city's Roosevelt Island in a partnership between Cornell University and Technion-Israel Institute of Technology.

Seek a master's degree emphasis to develop a graduate program of study from various courses in related fields.

Aga Khan University (AKU Medical Collegee in East Africa is currently developing an under-graduate medical education (UGME) curriculum for its medical college that is intended to start in Nairobi.

For ambitious young people from abroad, and especially for those from developing countries, "a graduate degree confers a potential to gain employment in the United States that in most cases is otherwise unavailable".

For the past six years he has been president of the Actors Studio in New York, where he has developed a successful graduate program.

The students' concerns that they would not be able to raise a family while also developing a career based on graduate training in STEM fields are addressed in social science research as one aspect of work life balance.

In 2008, we developed a post-graduate Fellowship training program in inpatient care for licensed acupuncturists, setting policy and procedures that included scope of practice, recommendations for verbal informed consent and options for individual or blanket physician permission to treat per Department.

The University of Washington researchers, using an approach partly developed by a graduate student, Jacob O. Kitzman, did not need an invasive test.