Sentence examples for longer curriculum from inspiring English sources

The program can be more nimble with its offerings compared with M.B.A. programs, which can require a longer curriculum review process, she said.

In the present study, GIM faculty did not have dedicated time and was concomitantly learning non-cardiac POCUS applications, requiring a longer curriculum.

Respondents felt that students would not be willing to pay more for a longer curriculum involving more research, as students are often more interested in the clinical aspects of the profession than research.

This may be related to the longer training curriculum, which included more interactive clinical cases, but may also be related to a learning curve effect, since residents trained by the long program performed a mean of 27 examinations, compared with 10 in the short training program.

In the developed world education in ethics is no longer a "hidden curriculum" [ 17] that is passively passed to medical students during their training.

If these MBA students are disengaged when studying and excited when networking, perhaps the answer is not a longer or more standardised curriculum.

When students are forced to take an exam like the MAP two or three times a year so that they can be better prepared for other, more important exams, the assessment is no longer a partner to curriculum.

Unfortunately, in many medical schools the education of physicians about lithium treatment is no longer included in the curriculum and consequently many psychiatric residents complete their education without treating a single patient with lithium.

If his parents' curriculum no longer feels meaningful, he advocates for his own interests.

It is no longer so rigid about curriculums, and hopes that this will persuade universities to start offering innovative new courses.

His books are no longer a part of the curriculum.