Sentence examples for foreign faculty members from inspiring English sources
He also equalized the salaries of locally hired and foreign faculty members, who had been paid more.
PUST has more than 60 foreign faculty members, including from the United States, Canada, Britain and China, its website says.
Meanwhile, foreign faculty members here have often found themselves subject to discrimination, typically denied equal pay or tenure and other benefits on the same basis as their Japanese counterparts.
XINZHENG, China, June 21 — Shengda College in central China has a diverse curriculum, foreign faculty members to teach English and a manicured campus, where weeping willows shade a recreational lake.
In 2008 some 34% of the students on America's leading 55 MBA programmes (as ranked by the Financial Times) were foreign, as were 85% of those on the top 55 courses in European countries (the figures for foreign faculty members were 26% for America and 46% for Europe).
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Becoming a Foreign Faculty Member.
Foreign-born faculty members comprise an important part of the scientific enterprise that has been understudied.
Mr. Welsh, 37, helps foreign-language faculty members at Columbia University integrate new media into their curriculums, and is studying at Teachers College for a Ph.D. in communications, computing and technology in education.
The university president will be a foreigner, and the faculty members and graduate students at first will be overwhelmingly foreign as well.
For example, the latter group supports dispatching eligible faculty members to foreign countries to learn family medicine and to recruit board-certified family physicians, or experienced community-based general practitioners, before starting a new department.
