Sentence examples for suggesting university from inspiring English sources

Reflections are deepened with a systemic-relational approach and hermeneutic, heuristic and critical method, suggesting university as possible key institution – not the only, of course – to think about and plan a new system of teacher education and education of teacher in a life-professional-long perspective.

The post then offers "best practices" suggesting university employees avoid emphasizing a particular religion, not coerce participation and ensure "your holiday party is not a Christmas party in disguise".

Recent research suggested university students who studied the Welsh Baccalaureate were less likely to get higher degrees than those who did not.

Commenting on the scientific community more broadly, Kennedy et al. [ 6] suggest university departments give applicants a detailed account of the placement histories of recent graduates.

Ideally, he suggests, universities should be independent centres of teaching and scholarship "fostering scholars who speak truth unto power".

As a recent debate on the Guardian Higher Network suggests, universities are facing continued calls to evaluate their teaching methods.

Last week, she suggested "universities should now develop sustainable funding models that are not so dependent on international students".

My conversations with vice-chancellors suggest universities are responding imaginatively to this liberation, so many more applicants should be able to attend their first choice university.

Helen Thorne, Ucas's director of external relations, suggests universities might also advertise second- or third-year vacancies in a similar way to the current clearing process.

The imminent green paper may even suggest universities should get extra points for recruiting non-standard students, especially from ethnic minorities.

Ebdon suggests universities may be forced to charge the full cost - fees of £9,000 or more - of running postgraduate programmes such as masters degrees.