Sentence examples for its syllabus from inspiring English sources

Taught by Jevin West, an information scientist, and Carl Bergstrom, a biologist, it created something of an online sensation when its syllabus went up, in January, and when registration opened it filled to capacity in less than a minute.

Does OCR believe it will then have to change its syllabus at the whim of the new politician in charge?

From September, AQA – the largest exam board for sociology A-levels – is dropping the topic from its syllabus and removing references to it from textbooks.

Morocco may become the first Arab country to put Holocaust teaching on its syllabus.

Its syllabus includes Homer's "Iliad" and "Odyssey," dialogues by Plato, poetry by Sappho and other works.

Singapore's government commissioned David Hogan, an Australian maths educator, to assess its syllabus.

Parents have to consider the risk that their children may lose their ticket to the hereafter.To satisfy Western aid-givers, UNRWA has introduced human-rights courses into its school syllabus, seemingly elevating the UN charter over Islamic law.

The news that the OCR exam board is to remove American books from its GCSE syllabus is a sign that narrow nationalism is spreading beyond Ukip (Report, 26 May).

The subject has been unfairly on the wrong end of a great deal of fogeyism in recent years, and much of its core syllabus has been ignored in favour of easy headlines about watching Hollyoaks.

Molotch's course is called "The Urban Toilet," and its remarkable syllabus reads almost like a parody of Allan Bloom's worst nightmare, bringing the jargon of gender and ethnic studies, city planning, and industrial design to bear on the most euphemized of subjects.

More recently, the Medical School has tried to adapt its medical syllabus to accommodate a more nuanced and realistic vision of a Mozambican society with a multitude and diversity of health care sectors [ 2].