Sentence examples for graduates engineering from inspiring English sources

Obtaining employment in jobs requiring college degrees has been found to be associated with the majors of new college graduates (engineering, health, business, computer science majors fare better), those who had strong reading and math skills at entry into college, those living in low unemployment states, and having paid work experience in college-related jobs prior to graduation.

This paper outlines desalination teaching through four main venues, which includes undergraduate engineering courses, graduate engineering courses, intensive training courses for engineers, and desalination research.

He later enrolled in the graduate engineering program at Columbia, with a minor in construction management.

Xerox, through the graduate engineering program for minorities, paid for part of her graduate work at Columbia.

Mr. Saunders dropped out of a graduate engineering program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to work for his family business.

The chassis is the result of two years of work by graduate engineering students at Clemson, in Greenville, S.C., and is as futuristic in its technological innovation as is CU-ICAR among graduate-level engineering programs.

It came as a surprise this month to Wang Jianwei, a graduate engineering student in Liaoning, China, that he had been described as a potential cyberwarrior before the United States Congress.

None of the city's graduate engineering schools are listed in the top 10 in the U.S. News & World Report rankings; the closest is Columbia, at No. 16.

Mr. Lee spent his entire working life at the plant, beginning in 1949 as a newly graduated engineering student from the University of Kentucky.

For the tutorial, Mr. Hoeg exported enrollment data for graduate engineering students to the site, then used one of the tools there to display the information in various ways.

Meanwhile, the data suggests a long-overdue recovery in graduate engineering and there are welcome signs that a dreadful few years for graduates in architecture, civil engineering and building might be coming to an end as employment rates rise.