"future university" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a university that has not yet been established but is planned for the future, or a university that is focused on preparing students for future careers and advancements. Example: The government has announced plans to build a new future university in the area, which will offer cutting-edge programs in technology and innovation.
The Normal Superior School (École Normale Supérieure) serves mainly to prepare future university and lycée teachers.
The École Normale Supérieure serves mainly to prepare future university and lycée (senior secondary-school) teachers.
As for your future university, blue-chip universities all generate economists for both the NGO and the private sector.
Either way, do make that year count – in particular, think about what might enhance a future university application.
In addition, the number of students beginning English-language courses — considered an indicator of future university enrollment — plummeted by 22.3 percent in that period.
A video of the future university has women, their heads covered but otherwise in Western-looking dress, mingling with men on campus.
Through their partnership, Chughtai's movement turned into a fully-recognized organization and paved the way for the creation of future university-wide student organizations at Harvard.
Hoshi Whyte is particularly hoping that next year's prize will include a submission from a group of Japanese scientists headed by Dr Hitoshi Matsubara, a professor at Future University-Hakodate in Hokkaidō.
The A.C.C. said each of the current and future universities has signed the deal, which is effective immediately.
In trying to meet current parking needs, without overbuilding for the near future, universities are faced with a tricky calculus.
In future, universities without much research funding and/or expensive science subjects will derive nearly all their income from non-Hefce sources; counter-intuitively, it is the "top" universities that will remain in thrall to direct public funding.
