Sentence examples similar to master universities from inspiring English sources

For instance, in Seminar XVII (1969 1970) and the contemporaneous interview "Radiophonie," Lacan forges his theory of the "four discourses" (those of the "master", "university," "hysteric," and "analyst") to reflect the interlinked permutations of multiple kinds of "social links" configuring the relations between speaking subjects.

A three-time Emmy winner (on 15 nominations), Bridges owns a showcase episode that finds his "Masters" university provost struggling to come to terms with his homosexuality in heartbreaking fashion.

Somaye Taghavi: master student, university of Tehran.

Profile Converse College is a master's university in Spartanburg, SC, with a small women's liberal arts college.

One institution was a doctoral/research university, three were master's-granting universities, and one was a 2-yr college.

But mastering a university course containing mathematics requires more than a talent for abstract thought and formalities; it needs a combination of general skills and attitudes such as self-organisation, perseverance and frustration tolerance, as well as subject-specific abilities and meta-level capacities (cf. Pintrich et al. 1993; Weinstein and Palmer 2002; Wild and Schiefele 1994).

In Australia, accredited exercise physiologists (AEPs) are masters level university trained allied health professionals who specialize in prescribing safe and effective exercise programs to clinical populations at high risk of developing, or with one or more, chronic diseases [ 8].

These institutions included a private university in the Northeast (PU), a public master's comprehensive university in the Midwest (MCU), a public research-intensive university in the mid-South (RIU), and students from a private high school in the Pacific Northwest (PHS).

Much of his teaching thereafter took place in master classes at universities around the world, and a starry list of pianists attended them, including Claude Frank, Murray Perahia, Richard Goode, Peter Serkin and Ursula Oppens.

Only those schools categorized by The Carnegie Foundation [2] as doctorate-granting universities, master's colleges and universities or baccalaureate colleges are included in this sample of schools.

Marsilius of Inghen, master at the Universities of Paris (1362 1378) and Heidelberg (1386 1396), wrote a number of treatises on logic, natural philosophy and theology popular at many late medieval and early modern universities.