Sentence examples for path of graduates from inspiring English sources

This paper tracks the career path of graduates of a government supported Ugandan medical school.

A snapshot of the career path of graduates from one to two countries from each region shows that about 50% of the graduates reported working in their country's MOH and close to 70% reported working in a governmental organization (including the MOH) for 5 years or more following graduation.

Up until a few years ago, Lynch's career in science had followed a typical "mostly research" path of graduate school at the University of Colorado, followed by a postdoc at the University of California, San Francisco Medical School.

The career paths of graduates are as diverse as their backgrounds.

After graduation, instead of following the conventional path of MBA graduates back into the corporate world directly, Filippo rejoined his CSR evangelist-friends to update their ESG model and build world's first sustainability rating agency, Europe-based Standard Ethics.

Our data are in agreement with other studies that have profiled the career path of medical graduates from low resource countries, such as the recent study from Nepal.

Not so long ago the typical professional path of a graduate meant working long hardcore hours under the wing of a bigger company and patiently layering brick over brick of professional experience, until a chance of a break comes somewhere in the late 40s.

NCSU's bioprocessing science program lists quality assurance, process development, and product development as potential career paths for graduates of their program.

Army officials said women cannot try out for the Army's Ranger Regiment or serve in infantry or front-line combat positions, which are usual career paths for graduates of the Ranger program.

An expansion of online education or more usefully described as technology enhanced or supported learning is a no-brainer – technology will continue to play an increasing part in learning, as in so many other industries and services …require more data to be openly available to potential students so that they can make decisions informed by the career paths of past graduates.

Ensuring effective mentorship, appropriate recruitment, career paths for graduates, and sustainability of the program with reduced donor funding are also problems.