Sentence examples for established graduates from inspiring English sources

In the second year in the workforce, as a more settled routine is established, graduates may have become more comfortable with the workplace, leading to small improvements (ES 0.29) in Confidence scores.

We talked about the two years he'd spent in art school at the University of California's newly established graduate program at its Davis branch, near Sacramento.

The largest accountancy firms, like most other global corporations, have established graduate recruitment procedures that can involve interviews, group assessments, and psychometric tests.

The Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences officially established graduate schools in the Netherlands in the early 1990s to bring a focus to scientific research programs, to guarantee and stimulate the quality of scientific research, and to provide an educational platform for PhD students.

This course has also recently become a core requirement in a newly established graduate program in bioinformatics.

Karen Jo Torjesen is Margo L. Goldsmith Professor of Women's Studies in Religion at Claremont Graduate University where she has helped establish graduate programs in Women's Studies in Religion and Applied Women's Studies.

Alumni data from African FETPs were reviewed in order to establish graduate retention.

One practical approach to solve the under-representation of these groups has been to establish Graduate Entry to Medicine courses in UK medical schools.

The need to establish graduate training in mental health for mid-level health workers was reaffirmed by the FMOHE at a consultative meeting organized by Jimma University and other stakeholders in June 2008.

The SRGP was established to give graduate students an opportunity to conduct small, independent research projects and to give students enhanced exposure to the grant-writing process.

In 1991, the faculty of law established a graduate law program intended in part for those already established in careers.