Sentence examples for recognised universities from inspiring English sources

Universities are not responding to customer demand in the same way," says a senior partner at one of the five big British law firms that is contracting its training exclusively to BPP from 2006.Until recently, BPP did not award degrees: that is the privilege of officially recognised universities.

In the latest QS rankings, only three of India's 744 recognised universities made the top 200.

The 80 HEIs chosen for this research study were selected by drawing on nationally recognised university rankings tables.

I recognise universities do not have rubber walls that allow endless expansion but we do expect them to start growing – and perhaps contracting – in line with demand.

We will ensure that universities deliver the best possible value for money to students: we will introduce a framework to recognise universities offering the highest teaching quality; encourage universities to offer more two-year courses.

These are professional attributes required in future employment that are increasingly recognised by universities and medical councils as professional attributes formally listed as graduate competencies by universities and medical councils [ 7].

And a degree that's hardly recognised by universities outside of Greece.

Sixth form students, especially if they are competing for the most popular courses or elite universities, are not going to risk working for exams that will not be recognised by university admissions tutors.

Strategically, our goal has been to turn Macquarie into an internationally recognised research university.

Aberdeen's Robert Gordon university, only recognised as a university in 1992, came in 12th overall.

But we need to recognise that universities have changed, and that increasingly they are delivering more programmes and extracurricular activities that meet the future needs of graduates.