Sentence examples for postgraduate world from inspiring English sources

He has since given up the life of the mind to professionally poke fun at the postgraduate world, via comic books, speaking engagements and mugs and T-shirts.

So as you prepare to face the postgraduate world, you better prepare for some changes.

And they had stayed like that forever, stuck in a perpetual postgraduate world where gigs and books and fi lms mattered more to them than they did to other people of their age.

The press, in contrast, offers lots of weeklies "of the heart", but no dailies of the gutter, just sober regionals, and national papers which read as if all Spaniards were postgraduates in world, Spanish and regional politics.

Postsecondary-learning options range from distance education and short-term courses to extended residential stays and postgraduate work at world-class institutions.

Around the world postgraduate medical education (PGME) programs have been restructured according to competency-based frameworks [ 3, 16, 23, 27, 28].

In the postgraduate medical education world - of practicing physicians - there is currently no requirement for non-genetic professionals to have any specific knowledge or competencies in genomics, and so genomics is at a competitive disadvantage for the attention of professionals who are deciding among many important clinical education topics.

Compositions by two postgraduate students also received world premieres: the vivid Nine Miniatures for the Universe for amplified piano by the Greek-born Dimitros Skyllas (b 1987) and the compact, sensitively heard Blind Men and an Elephant by Francesca Le Lohé (b 1990).

"But this is important to the postgraduate too because the world is moving away from the idea that an academic career is about sitting in a study and gathering dust".

A perennial complaint of the medical apprentice-in-training is that there are too few structured teaching activities within the busy world of postgraduate work [ 3], a concern which many institutions have addressed by developing formalised continuing education initiatives reminiscent of medical school courses [ 4- 6].

Every year, 20 students, now all postgraduates, from around the world are chosen from about 500 applicants and offered a free three-year course.