Sentence examples for prepare graduate from inspiring English sources

How can universities prepare graduate students better for the careers they're most likely to wind up in?

The "Enhancing Training" working group focused on methods to better prepare graduate students and postdocs for the broad range of nonacademic careers open to Ph.D. scientists.

Completion of specialist training in another field of dentistry, such as oral surgery, periodontology and prosthodontics, is a training pathway for Dental Implantology and would certainly prepare graduate dentists as competent practitioners.

It recommends major changes to better prepare graduate students for today's economic realities, including a greater emphasis on teaching, more information about the job market, and support for those interested in nonacademic career paths.

But it says institutions should do more to prepare graduate students for careers outside of academic research, and it notes approvingly that some graduate programs have already cut back on admissions.

The Association American of Universities report on graduate education recommended that student interests should be paramount in designing graduate curricula and that programs should prepare graduate students for a broad array of careers.

The skills learned at business school prepare graduates for a wide range of careers.

Sorbonne Abu Dhabi has introduced courses in museum studies and art history to prepare graduates for jobs at two museum projects.

Because institutions will have to become more accountable, teaching will be more critically judged, especially in the way it helps prepare graduates for jobs, Mr. Delplace explained.

Junior college, also called community college, educational institution that provides two years of academic instruction beyond secondary school, as well as technical and vocational training to prepare graduates for careers.

Nearly three-quarters of New Jersey school superintendents said the state Education Department did not play an important role in helping districts raise students' achievement or prepare graduates for college and careers, according to a survey the department released Monday.