The phrase "enrolled to faculty" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a process in which a person becomes a member of a teaching staff in a university or college. Example: After completing her PhD, Sarah was enrolled to faculty at the prestigious Ivy League university where she would be teaching courses in economics.
Second- and third-year students from other professional schools are also invited to enroll, subject to faculty consent.
Pre-service teachers in science need to enroll in a faculty of science to take science courses.
Her father was elected to the parliament in 1932, and the family moved to Tehran; later she enrolled in the Faculty of Fine Arts at the University of Tehran.
Available to currently enrolled students, faculty, and staff only.
"Available to currently enrolled UCB students, faculty, and staff.
Recreation facilities are available to all currently enrolled Duke students, faculty, staff and alumni.
While CECE does not have its own academic programme at the undergraduate level, it does offer core, elective and non-credit courses to students enrolled in other faculties.
The resulting questionnaire was finally administered to a random sample of students enrolled in the Faculty of Education at the University of Alicante (n = 100) in the course of a pilot test, observing all ethical issues during the process (Mesía Maraví, 2007).
URS Grants are provided to help defray research expenses of up to $400 for Trinity and Pratt students enrolled in faculty-supervised independent study courses or the equivalent such as thesis and research capstone courses.
URS Creative Arts Grants are provided to help defray project expenses of up to $400 for Trinity and Pratt students enrolled in faculty-supervised Independent Study courses or full-credit private instruction in the creative arts (e.g., Art & Visual Studies, Dance, Literature, Music, Theater Studies).
Duke Arts Creative Arts Grants are provided to help defray project expenses of up to $400 for Trinity and Pratt students enrolled in faculty-supervised Independent Study courses or full-credit private instruction in the creative arts (e.g., Art & Visual Studies, Dance, Literature, Music, Theater Studies).
