Sentence examples for external student from inspiring English sources

Educated: Breck School University of Chicagoo; Juilliard Conservatory New York (external student); Harvard University.

He's registered for a further qualification, as an external student at Voronezh University, in the hope of promotion.

With the help of the university's mental health team Freya has returned as an external student, her course adapted to avoid periods of intense pressure.

Full information can be found at: londonmet.ac.uk/funding-your-studies Accommodation London Met does not own any student accommodation, but works with external student accommodation providers through its accommodation bureau.

Born in Calder Hall, Tobago, Robinson was educated on the island at Castara methodist school, where his father was the headteacher, and Bishop's high school, before gaining a degree from London University as an external student and then travelling to Britain, where he was called to the bar in London at the Inner Temple in 1951 and graduated in philosophy, politics and economics at Oxford.

He received his B.Sc., with first class honours in physics and mathematics, in 1970 from the University of London, as an external student at the University of Rhodesia (UR; now the University of Zimbabwe. He completed his Ph.D. from UR in 1975.

Institution size has an impact: An institution with 2,000 students may only have a single member of staff, doing all communications (internal, external, students, staff) across all media.

To help accommodate the surplus, Egypt and Turkey established programs of "external students" and open universities, which allowed students to take courses at home at their convenience.

However, external promotions have also a clear advantage: There is usually no obligation to teach (see sidebar), which allows external students to focus 100% on their research.

In addition, "external" students are generally burdened with more responsibilities, from securing their research funding to finding the right supervisor and convincing him or her to take them on.

This will mean that the University of London, one of the great Victorian pioneers of offering courses to external students, will be joining the latest Silicon Valley project to deliver courses to a global audience.