Sentence examples for overseas academic from inspiring English sources

The date of an exciting overseas academic conference is approaching, and you discover that you need a visa.

Three project managers coordinated the rural fieldwork process and the broader project; two of the project managers were from the local academic institution (HEARD at the University of KwaZulu-Natal) and one was from one of the overseas academic institutions (Oxford University).

Foreign journalists are not allowed to get visas to enter North Korea but overseas academics and students are.

More than 5,000 teach and research at British universities, making them the biggest group of overseas academics in the UK.

Inwardly, however, it is haunted by a sense that it is not truly loved, said Kerry Brown, one of six overseas academics who attended three days of meetings last week with officials of the major party organs.

The policy, partly shaped by government fears that Uighurs who travel abroad might become radicalized and return as terrorists, cuts them off from overseas jobs, academic opportunities and family reunification.

Their friendship became a romance, highlighted by trips overseas to his academic conferences, running half-marathons and furniture shopping.

Here are five reasons you should think about getting academic overseas: Anushka Fernando, 31, works for a charity that helps refugees.

"Universities are having to compete with overseas universities for academic talent and then they have to consider the legal immigration hurdles.

In fact, Hong Kong preschool children were consistently found to be ahead of their overseas counterparts in academic learning, especially in areas of pre-writing and early number skills in the Pre-primary Project of the International Association for the Evaluation of Educational Achievement (IEA), though at the expense of other areas of development such as social skills (Opper 1996).

He also attacked what he saw as over-zealous rules on overseas postgraduates and academics entering the UK.