Sentence examples for specialized graduates from inspiring English sources

Many commentators argue that traditional PhD programmes are too narrow, lacking broad professional development opportunities and producing overly specialized graduates who struggle to adapt to the workplace.

Since 1999, Chinese government proposed an expansion of university enrolment to ensure that the output of specialized graduates could meet the needs of the rapid economic development.

The MPH program should be clearly divided into core courses and optional (elective courses) to help develop "specialized MPH graduates".

That Carson would be remembered for a book about the danger of back-yard pesticides like DDT would have surprised her in her younger years, when she was a marine biologist at the U.S. Bureau of Fisheries, writing memos about shad and pondering the inquiring snouts of whales, having specialized, during graduate school, in the American eel.

High school graduates who prepared by taking health, biology and chemistry courses, or vocational school graduates who specialized in courses applicable to dental assistants are good candidates and are often in demand by dentists who will provide on-the-job training to become a certified dental assistant.

His student visa gave him permission to live and work in the US for a year after graduation, and he's now applying for a two-year extension available to graduates who specialized in science, technology, engineering, or mathematics.

But many colleges and universities now offer specialized degrees in A.B.A. Graduate programs are offered at Northeastern University in Boston, Florida State University in Tallahassee, the University of North Carolina at Wilmington, the University of Maryland in Baltimore County and California State University in Los Angeles, to name a few.

However, as the HPSR+A field grows, one would expect the development of post-graduate programmes specialized on HPSR+A at both masters and doctoral levels.

So much of what was once considered "knowledge work" -- the kind that college graduates specialize in -- can now be done more cheaply by software.

Despite a small increase in the number of health professionals being trained in the country and electing to work in the public sector, most medical graduates specialize, enter the private sector, or emigrate [ 52].

Seymour is 33, an NYU graduate and Juillard graduate; Maynard is 25, specialized in English & American literature at Bklyn College & Columbia.