Sentence examples for graduate pathway from inspiring English sources
The A.W.L.U. has set up a graduate pathway partnership with the Graduate School of Medicine at Perdana University in Malaysia, which works in collaboration with Johns Hopkins's medical school in the United States.
The speakers are of both genders and represent several stages of a scientific career pathway (graduate student, postdoctoral fellow and senior scientist).
"Kylie's appointment is based on her performance over the past few seasons, and is a justifiable reward having graduated through the same pathway as all male officials," added head of referee operations John Fleming.
There is minimal transition between these two pathways during graduate training; though there are some subspecialists who choose to transition their clinical practice into primary care.
As part of the program, instructors interacted with students during free times (e.g., lunch, breakfast) and shared with the students their pathways into graduate school.
Our observations suggest that the current graduates lack career pathways, and PGT which could help them develop their competencies should not be confined in TCM but also western medicine.
A program would provide a formally structured pathway for new graduate nurses to enter PHC settings underpinned with a supportive learning environment in the first year, which has been shown to be crucial to development of proficient, confident registered nurses.
The DREAM Act would have allowed undocumented high-school graduates and GED recipients a pathway to U.S. citizenship through college or the armed services.
In the past, undocumented students who were about to graduate were left with no pathways - academic or otherwise - to continue to study or work in the U.S. after high school.
Expectations for SFES to be full faculty members and/or involved in multiple arenas of science education may be supported by the development of a greater variety of training pathways at the graduate, postdoctoral, and even faculty levels.
To do so, they must avoid raiding community college classrooms but work instead with two-year colleges to develop a pathway for community college graduates seeking a four-year degree.
