Sentence examples for given graduates from inspiring English sources

The crisis, if it can be said there is one in most of Europe, has given graduates the impetus to forego a career in finance or IT and instead focus on growth areas.

The National Labor Relations Act does not cover government employees, including graduate students at public universities, but 10 states, including California, New York, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and Michigan, have given graduate students at their public universities the right to organize.

"It will give graduates better status and better job prospects.

This gives graduates much needed breathing space while they try to pay off their debts.

If the economy recovers, it gives graduates the means to switch jobs.

The Government will provide more than 30,000 opportunities to give graduates an alternative to signing on.

Internships after university are important to give graduates direct experience of working in tropical health.

Self-evidently, different degrees and different universities give graduates wildly different chances in the labour market.

It's the close link between industry and the university that gives graduates an employability edge.

The project is intended to give graduates commercial, as well as design, acumen.

It can also be combined with many other subjects as a joint-honours course, giving graduates an added edge.