" Vision Department of Women's Health", " Additional benefit for the medical speciality and University Medicine) in view of the synergy effects for the preservation and expansion of competence and excellence (strengths, opportunities), which should develop at all levels.
The latest university rankings have prompted another round of questions about the future global distribution of higher education excellence and strength.
She also said that in developing its name and branding campaign, Mirant was concerned that it not lose "all the good things we brought from Southern Company, technological excellence, financial strength and commitment to communities".
The region has a number of government-sponsored centers of excellence, with strengths in climate change and applied mathematics, for example, as well as cooperative research centers with a range of foci, including biotechnology, nanotechnology, and manufacturing technology.
In February 2015 it released Create in NSW, the state's first arts and cultural policy framework, with an emphasis on "excellence, access and strength".
The Princeton Review based its study on a compilation of excellence in academic strength, cost of attendance and financial aid.
Of these, 50 private and 50 public colleges were selected for excellence in academic strength, cost of attendance and financial aid.
It is for universities themselves to identify where savings should be found, and they are as free as ever to focus on their research excellence and institutional strengths.
Hospitals will become "centres of excellence" with distinctive strengths and characteristics, it adds.
