Sentence examples for range of courses from from inspiring English sources

A range of courses from sculpture to IT also can be "bought" in time credits.

The British Alpine Ski and Snowboard School (BASS) Morzine runs a range of courses, from beginners to advanced.

"Economics degrees, for instance, like the fact that IB candidates study at least one course in mathematics in addition to the range of courses from other disciplines".

The learning comes gratis from an impressive roster of elites offering a wide range of courses, from computer science to philosophy to medicine.

A wide range of courses, from an Aga taster day to sushi, bread or chocolate classes cost from £150 a day for the course, £75 a night for accommodation.

Now with the launch of this new degree, the university offers a complete and holistic range of courses, from undergraduate through to postgraduate, promoting a holistic, multi-disciplinary, inter-professional approach to teaching and learning in the healthcare sector.

That said, several universities, such as Heriot-Watt in Edinburgh, Nottingham and Sunderland offer a range of courses for brewers, from the basics up to masters level.

Cullompton Adult Community Learning is run by Devon County Council and offers a range of courses for adult learners ranging from Indian Head Massage to French for Beginners.

(Ranging of course from a Kennedy Center Opera to mangy cats yowling in an alleyway).

Although the respondents came from an "entrepreneurial university", it is actually a comprehensive university which offers a wide range of courses, ranging from sciences and technology to social sciences and humanities.

At Princeton Theological Seminary, Stacy Johnson teaches a diverse range of courses drawing from his training in theology and law, including environmental theology, leadership theory and the reshaping of Reformed theology in a postmodern age.