Sentence examples for setting up a campus from inspiring English sources

The so-called Tier 1 institutions "are simply not interested in setting up a campus here," Mr. Anandakrishnan said.

Mr. Khairil said the universities setting up a campus there would act as "feeders" into the various businesses being developed in Iskandar Malaysia.

Kenyatta University is setting up a campus in Dadaab, which is home to a sprawling complex of camps housing around 470,000 refugees, mainly Somalis who crossed the nearby border to escape the cycles of war and drought in their homeland.

To drive awareness, the 11-person Brotips team will be setting up a campus rep program.

In response, CEU set up a campus at Bard College in New York.

Another project aims to parcel a scenic bit of the constituency and sell it to a university to set up a campus for 5,000-odd 5,000-odd

Coventry University is to set up a campus in Dagenham Civic Centre next year and offer courses in accountancy, engineering, policing, It and more.

Other big schools such as the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School and the University of Chicago's Booth School have established campuses abroad for their executive-MBA programmes.Schools that lack the cash or inclination to set up a campus abroad have other options.

The United Arab Emirates has got NYU (see article), which has also set up a campus in Shanghai, while Yale has a partnership with the National University of Singapore.Qatar is doing something different again.

"Any time you set up a campus in another part of the world, our experience tells us, there will be a lot of effort required, not least when it comes to the idiosyncrasies of a culture and place.

One – the University of Westminster – has set up a campus in Uzbekistan and at least five others – Cambridge, Bath, the University of East Anglia, the London College of Fashion and London Metropolitan University – have established partnerships with colleges in the country.