"program curricula" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to courses of study offered by a school, college, or other educational institution. For example: "This university has a diverse range of program curricula for its students to choose from."
Academic program curricula have historically been mapped.
Our objective is to identify steps in designing an effective simulation program, curricula, and scenario using available evidence and drawing on experience.
Common among the majority of the new programs was the adaptation of components of well-established EM program curricula, principally those of HICs and Anglo-American EM systems, as a foundation for their own curriculum development.
In summary, considering the laboratory practice standards and the VET program curricula, we identified procedures that are performed daily by laboratory assistants in biology as well as in medicine.
The hiring, orientation, and development of clinical instructors (CIs) continues to be an ongoing challenge, particularly considering the demands of our clinical settings and program curricula.
The hiring, orientation, and development of clinical instructors (CIs) continues to be an ongoing challenge, particularly in light of the demands of our clinical settings and program curricula.
For detailed information on programs, curricula, and faculty, see the School's web site at http://gsb.stanford.edu.edu
Transthoracic echocardiography (TTE) is important in the management of critically ill patients, yet it has not been incorporated into many residency programs' curricula.
She hopes insight into computational learning will improve programming curricula and motivate further questions about the intersection of human thought and computation.
Worked on advocacy programs curricula and increased community outreach by including participants in advocacy programs.
NCTQ's uses a four-star rating system based on training programs' curricula, syllabi and admissions standards.
