Sentence examples for developing graduates from inspiring English sources

The findings of the pilot study were consistent with previous findings that a baccalaureate nursing education is important in developing graduates' critical-thinking, reasoning, writing and organisational skills.

The results of this study are encouraging as they provide support that the new outcomes-based integrated medical program at UNSW is developing graduates who are clinically competent, skilled communicators and capable team members, and that the PRINT course is effective in equipping students with the practical skills they require for internship.

For the developing graduate and postdoctoral scholars in both settings, and for undergraduate students who have yet to launch their graduate-study careers, there are suitable programs and many potential host labs in Japan.

The paper does not seek to prescribe specific solutions but considers curriculum design principles that can help address the challenges faced by educators, professional and industry partners in developing graduate attributes within the CAPE domain.

MM: Developing graduate-level courses for new science teachers using the incredible resources from the museum: collections, exhibitions, online resources, digital visualizations, and our scientists.

Findings from the MEPI survey suggest medical schools are beginning to embark on developing graduate tracking and alumni systems and many are already able to access information from their medical councils.

Universities can develop graduates with that mindset by offering interdisciplinary degrees taught by interdisciplinary researchers.

According to Mr. Delplace, high quality teaching has grown in importance as Europe struggles to develop graduates who can fulfill employers' demands.

In the 1950s, the South African psychologist James Taylor developed "graduated exposure therapy" or "systematic desensitisation" to treat pathological fears.

A report for the Million+ group of newer universities concludes that an "arts, humanities and creative industries research council" (AHCIRC) would be a boost to universities that have developed graduate qualifications for the creative economy.

It was granted the "entrepreneurial university" status because it responded to the call of Malaysian government to develop graduate entrepreneurs.