Sentence examples for support graduate from inspiring English sources

Increasingly, he said, research grants go to star professors, who then support graduate students as their research assistants.

In its largest grant ever, the Ford Foundation will announce today a 10-year $330 million fellowship program to support graduate education for hundreds of disadvantaged college graduates in 20 countries.

Masdar has established the Masdar Institute for Science and Technology (MIST), in collaboration with MIT, to support graduate level research on advanced energy and sustainability, begun construction on the world's first zero-carbon, zero-waste city (Masdar City), and launched the World Future Energy Summit and the Zayed Future Energy Prize.

With one tiny hint of irony, with schemes to support graduate entrepreneurship like Entrepreneur First, the wealth of online resources to learn new skills for free, or the breadth of chances to work with start-ups available through sites like Enternships, maybe being a jobless graduate might be a gift in disguise after all.

"For a number of reasons, it has experienced some significant budgetary stresses recently that have made it difficult for it to support graduate students as well as we and they would like -- particularly given the rising costs of tuition," Dr. Brinkley said.

Much of the money awarded via grants and supplements will support graduate students, postdocs, and technicians.

Creating an educational experience necessary to support Graduates to attend to priorities associated with the projected Australian health demographic was challenging.

Along with expansion to Asia, the investor will be extending its six-month programme to 12 months, underpinned by a new fund to support graduating startups during subsequent funding rounds.

Or it could specific spending goals -- a certain percentage  for low-income scholarships or to support graduates working in needy communities, for example.

Princeton is returning the money, which was used for a now-defunct program aimed at supporting graduate students in economics, politics and sociology.

John McCall MacBain, president of an eponymous foundation which supports graduate scholarships, medical and environmental research, has made a £75m ($120m) gift to the Rhodes Scholarships Trust, the biggest since its inception.