Sentence examples for of the degree programme from inspiring English sources

Undergraduate students (2006 2008) taking the BE degree programme in Process & Chemical Engineering at UCC were first surveyed to assess their level of knowledge of the learning outcomes concept and of the degree programme learning outcomes.

Accurate predictions of students' academic performance at early stages of the degree programme helps in identification of the weak students and enable management to take the corrective actions to prevent them from failure.

The results of the questionnaire completed by students demonstrated a major improvement in their knowledge of both the concept of learning outcomes and also of the degree programme learning outcomes.

The BSM, which is an integral part of the degree programme, involved teams of four or five individuals, under the direction of a leader, working on a (simulated) car manufacturing task over a period of 24 weeks.

Many departments assess the year out as part of the degree programme, in which case fees are usually paid.

The UK faculty supported the Ugandan team, in the development and delivery of the degree programme for 30 health professionals annually from different African countries.

With new policy encouraging the participation of the private sector in higher education, and the determination of its founding figures, Oman Dental College (ODC) [ 27] was established in 2006 and runs a 5-year BDS dental degree programme with an additional pre-dental year for the majority of those requiring preparation for the degree programme delivered in English.

Therefore, this paper presents a new curriculum development method for stimulating discussions about the learning outcomes of the degree programmes.

Future studies would benefit by further evaluating the change in attitudes over the duration of the degree programmes and examining students' safety behaviours during clinical experiential learning placements.

The degree programme consists of four interlocking taught courses specifically tailored to medical students, providing structured teaching over a 12 week period and building up to a detailed self-directed group project.

"Northern peoples need new opportunities for talking directly with each other, rather than always going through the filters of national capitals," believes Aron Senkpiel, the dean of arts and sciences at Canada's Yukon College, in Whitehorse, who is of the architects of the planned degree programme.