The questionnaire collected information on graduates' background (sex, age, nationality and year of graduation), perception of skills gained during the programme, satisfaction with and attitudes toward the programme and professional development.
I read a good deal at Brandeis (which is often a neglected part of our current MFA graduates' background experience).
Nationwide, university registrar staff undoubtedly spend tens of thousands of manhours processing requests from industry to manually verify graduates' backgrounds.
A medical graduate by background, NO is currently a PhD student at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden; her area of study involves health promotion in cardiovascular health issues, particularly involving mothers and children.
One of the examiners had both a local and a UK post-graduate education background, and the other had a North American post-graduate education background.
In addressing these issues and advancing our understanding of the relationship between creativity and mobility in human capital, this study provides the first empirical analysis of the role played by graduates' subject background (i.e. creative vs. non-creative subjects) in influencing their migration choice in the UK.
The Georgia student, 24, originally refused pain medications due in part to her personal convictions and graduate-school background in holistic pain management techniques.
There were no significant differences in satisfaction and attitude scores by graduates' demographic background.
But she notes that many business school graduates have backgrounds in other fields, from engineering to teaching, and need the M.B.A. curriculum.
"People who hold certificates or Bachelor's-level degrees are more likely to be involved in actually carrying out the bioprocessing techniques, whereas those with graduate-level backgrounds are more likely to be involved in the development and understanding of bioprocessing techniques," Fino says.
