Sentence examples for partner colleges from inspiring English sources

A progression bursary (£500) for University of South Wales students who have studied at partner colleges is also available.

Although University of Essex partner colleges already run foundation degrees in business and management, this will be the university's first online course.

Staff working in the Peninsula College of medicine and dentistry and those employed by the university's network of partner colleges will not be affected by the redundancy programme.

"Don't overlook partner colleges of universities that also offer university-approved foundation degrees and degrees, but do check how long they have been operating," says Mike Lister, head of Cornwall College, Camborne, a partner of the University of Plymouth.

A 2010 study of a university and its partner colleges in the East Midlands showed that 51.9% of those surveyed drank alcohol at "hazardous" levels, and 3.6% "drank at levels considered at risk of dependency".

Currently it is in a limited private beta with Abilene Christian University in Texas, but it is about to roll it out to to other other select partner colleges.

According to Human Rights Watch, London Met's partner college is a potentially dangerous place for students to speak their minds.

He went on to claim that his intelligence sources had informed him that we were about to be taken over by our partner college in Big Bluff, South Dakota.

Both the NSF and the Department of Education versions of the program partner college science professors and science agencies with underperforming elementary and secondary schools.

The American employee web page links directly to special pages tailored to the company's workers on each of the partner college web sites, where, in some cases, eager recruiters quickly appear in pop-up windows ready to start a live chat.

They get valuable support from community partners — colleges, cultural organizations or social service groups — that give the students extensive experience with a world of adults outside their families.