Sentence examples for interdisciplinary programme from inspiring English sources
Secular studies is an interdisciplinary programme focusing on manifestations of the secular in societies and cultures, past and present.
It consists of 140 credit hours and is an interdisciplinary programme run by the College of Science and Engineering.
Finally, specific challenges faced by chemical engineers teaching chemical engineering as a minor component of an interdisciplinary programme are discussed.
The case study data suggest that social learning processes and social capital outcomes precede new interdisciplinary research findings and are therefore a critical aspect to consider in interdisciplinary programme management.
Some reflections on interdisciplinarity are presented based on the author's experience of more than twenty years teaching chemical and bioprocess engineering as a minor subject of an interdisciplinary programme in biotechnology.
For an interdisciplinary programme to be successful, it needs to be designed and planned with great care, but also requires constant management and review to avoid the slide into unintended multidisciplinarity.
Key literature on interdisciplinary education is reviewed and some generic challenges faced in the delivery of interdisciplinary programmes are outlined.
It also asks that lecturers endorse collaborations between social sciences and humanities departments or "establish special departments that could oversee interdisciplinary programmes blending economics and other fields".
He is currently the academic director of the interdisciplinary programmes at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva while advising the Swiss government on the Middle East and North Africa.
Strong interdisciplinary programmes that incorporate conventional and new technologies will be critical for the future development of Artocarpus as a promising source of medicinal products.
The CNRS in France is funding and coordinating interdisciplinary programmes in its areas of interest.
