Sentence examples for full-time degrees from inspiring English sources

The number of mature students doing full-time degrees is also falling.

Along with full-time degrees, it will also offer classes for working professionals.

Unlike Berkeley, the privately owned Wright Institute, according to its website, does not offer full-time degrees.

There may be more women studying full-time degrees across the board (54%), but there is still an undeniably strong female bias in science subjects.

Two-thirds of graduates from full-time degrees were in posts classified as "professional employment", according to the Higher Education Statistics Agency (Hesa).

Full-time degrees at the OU cost an average of £5,600 a year and, crucially, set no academic entry requirements.

"For the majority of that time he was based at Newcastle where he was engaged in a full-time degree course at the university.

At nine sessions a week including weights, gruelling hill-runs and sparring, there's almost enough daylight to fit in a full-time degree.

Coventry University College will focus on professional courses including accounting, law and marketing, at a maximum cost of £4,800 for a full-time degree student.

The part-time option The MBA was traditionally a full-time degree, but increasingly it has become available in different modes, offering students greater flexibility.

The price of a full-time degree (120 credits) will rise from about £1,400 to an average of £5,000 a year, with a part-time degree (60 credits) coming in at £2,500, where previously it had been around £700.