Sentence examples for dynamic universities from inspiring English sources

Professor Melville said he had enjoyed working at the university and praised staff for playing "a key role in transforming Kent into one of the most dynamic universities in the country".

"The traditional elite cannot afford to coast on centuries of history and tradition, or rely too heavily on reputation — there is a new breed of dynamic universities emerging quickly and visibly to challenge for their crowns," Phil Baty, editor of the Times Higher Education rankings, said in a statement.

Promotion and relegation between the two "leagues", which is necessary for a really dynamic university sector, will become more difficult.

America has built the world's most dynamic university system largely by welcoming foreign scholars and students.

In many countries, including Nigeria, nursing is moving away from the traditional practice-based training towards dynamic university based education.

If the prospect of creating the most dynamic urban university in the nation is not enough incentive, or seems too daunting, Lee should consider the hazards of doing nothing.

Amid these dynamic developments, Japanese universities are not being overlooked.

The dynamic impact of university knowledge production and other forms of output on the business community are not captured (Martin 1998).

For the Greek community, friendly trustees and annual philanthropic drives will not determine where a dynamic and growing university heads over the long term.

The SUN Study is a dynamic cohort of university graduates, recruited and followed up through mailed questionnaires.

Mr Marcinkiewicz says reforming them is a priority, but it is hard to see Polish universities becoming dynamic, open and globally competitive soon.