Sentence examples for programme curricula from inspiring English sources

Most respondents either agreed or strongly agreed with statements that formal evidence-based medicine (EBM) training was valuable to urology residents (97, 89.8%) and should be part of all residency programme curricula (91, 84.3%).

In this way, if programme curricula do not allow more time for ethics, students of public health can at least be sensitised to ethics and ethical argumentation.

A wide range of skills were referred to in university nursing programme curriculae in Australia.

Barriers need to be addressed through both structural change (universal design, accessible materials and communications, access to Braille and sign language, reasonable accommodations and support, including peer support), and modifications to learning programmes, curricula and assessments, so children with disabilities can develop their academic and social potential.

Alternatively you may wish to design your own which will fit perfectly with your subjects, studying programme, and curricula.

But business schools and universities are inherently conservative institutions, and innovation in programmes and curricula is slow.

Traditionally, academic programmes and curricula are conceived, developed and controlled by universities and colleges with very little or no input from the outside community.

LoveLife supports the DoH by developing training curricula, programme guidelines and implementation tools, and by facilitating YFS training for DoH practitioners at the Department's request [ 41].

The LTCMS aimed to assess whether the programme met its curricula objectives of improving students' self-reported confidence, knowledge, and ability to manage long-term conditions.

Bachelor and masters' programmes and course curricula were analysed through a content analysis based approach.

Prior literature emphasises supply side issues concerning the modularisation of university programmes such as curricula issues and enhanced learning opportunities.