Sentence examples for introduce course from inspiring English sources

Instead of forking out still more money, the government has decided to introduce course fees in order to "manage demand more effectively"—ie, put off some students.

In some occasions, teachers can consider delivering short lecture to introduce course contents (Tsai et al. 2015) and extend students' knowledge (Lai and Hwang 2016).

It was a no-brainer for Dutch universities to introduce courses taught in English as well as Dutch, and now most institutions offer a range of such programmes.

Seeking a way to help address the crisis while remaining "respectful" toward the church, the university will organize seminars and lectures, commission issue papers and introduce courses on subjects like sexuality over the next two years, Father Leahy said.

She introduced courses on sex education, drug abuse and skills for urban living.

Sorbonne Abu Dhabi has introduced courses in museum studies and art history to prepare graduates for jobs at two museum projects.

Al Read, the president of the guide service, said Mr. Exum had introduced courses to teach students technical skills.

It has introduced courses such as "Leading Organisations", in which we use economic and ethical problems to improve our decision-making.

While dean, he was a teacher as well as an administrator, and he introduced courses in information science into the school's curriculum.

Universities have used this money to hire career developers who have introduced courses to promote skills development.

Introducing courses on qualitative accounting research, as it was first done by the accounting section of the VHB in 2015 (WK RECH 2015), might be a promising way to maintain and foster diversity in this regard.