Sentence examples for more open universities from inspiring English sources

And the more open universities can be about what services they do provide – and what services they don't – the more we can fix the problem".

For the near term, if the goal is to encourage a more open society, then our universities, N.G.O.s, and businesses could create opportunities for North Koreans to visit the United States and vice versa.

The number of stand-alone research institutes has been reduced, and most of those remaining are now controlled by leaders more open to collaboration with universities and industry.

In some ways, Blackmon says, the atmosphere at ORNL is even more open than at most universities, "where you may not have as much interaction with so many people in such a broad number of fields".

It was designed to be unrestricted and benefited from not needing offices or room dividers so it was much more open than the other university buildings.

Universities are more open and diverse than they used to be, thanks to government policy and light-touch regulation.

"In the old days, foreigners would feel isolated and be the only person traveling with an interpreter," says Wang. "Now much of China is cosmopolitan and universities are more open; it's much more convenient to live here".

As data becomes more accessible through open university repositories and other freely-available resources, the drivers for learning and communicating on a global level become more powerful.

Leicester's school of management has devoted significant resources into building up its distance learning programmes since it was set up as a separate department in 2002 and now has 6,000 studying remotely – even more than the Open University, which has nearly 4,000.

It indicates that GP practices affiliated to the university are more open towards research than others.

But I wish top universities would be more open to giving students like me a chance.