Sentence examples for studies programme from inspiring English sources

Also in 1973, he moved to a lectureship at the University of East Anglia (UEA) in Norwich, where Malcolm Bradbury was putting together an interdisciplinary American studies programme.

He can't have made many friends among the faculty on the Afro-American studies programme, a discipline that was more or less founded at Harvard.

To Robert Maguire, director of George Washington University's Latin America and hemispheric studies programme, the post-quake business environment has elements of "disaster capitalism".

Pecora heads the British studies programme at Utah, which was funded by an endowment started by the London-loving former president of the Mormon Church, Gordon Hinckley.

In Birmingham in 1964, along with two of Britain's leading radical postwar thinkers, Williams and Richard Hoggart, Hall established the first cultural studies programme at a British university.

But Virada Somswadi, founder of Chiang Mai University's women's studies programme, told the Bangkok Post that Yingluck entered politics "because of other political factors.

Künnecke encourages students to learn a new language in their spare time and to take up opportunities to study law abroad, such as legal studies programmes.

Dean, a former researcher at LSE's Gender Institute, denies everything: "Gender studies programmes encourage students to acknowledge... the limitations of a victim-centred understanding of womanhood".

Maybe we should jettison the cultural studies programmes of mainly arts and social studies subjects (or at the very least provide fewer of them and only at near full cost).

In USS, students in vocational studies programmes reported high SP more often than students in general/academic studies programmes.

Its university boasts a large European-studies programme and teaches principally in English; about half the students are non-Dutch.