Sentence examples for studying degrees from inspiring English sources

Fees £9,250 for home/EU students studying degrees full-time in 2017-18, or £2,250 per 30 credits for part-time students.

The majority of students studying degrees in anthropology (72%); ophthalmics (69%); anatomy, physiology and pathology (64%); zoology (63%); forensic and archaeological sciences (61%); and pharmacology, toxicology and pharmacy (61%) are female.

Sweeping education reforms are proposed, including allowing comprehensives to convert to grammar schools, making EU students pay full international fees but scrapping tuition charges for students studying degrees in science, technology, maths, engineering or medicine.

Recent data from the UK's Higher Education Statistics Agency (although not available online, I requested the gender breakdown from its press office) shows that 69% of students studying medical technology-related degrees are women, as are 86% of those studying degrees in polymers.

Students studying degrees in childcare lit up on hearing of a new co​-operatively run nursery in Lambeth, South London.

Fees £9,250 for home/EU students studying undergraduate degrees in 2017-18.

Only 15% of undergraduates are studying science degrees, seen as most useful for developing export industries.

Women currently make up between588% and 59% of those studying medicine degrees.

In 1994, he moved to Libya, and stayed there for six years, studying for degrees in civil and Sharia law.

Sara and Reza are both studying engineering degrees and German in the hope that education will take them abroad.

Business and management studies degrees are among the most oversubscribed subjects at university.