Sentence examples for teaching collaboration from inspiring English sources

Google has announced the first formal teaching collaboration between the company and a business school — a link between the Silicon Valley Internet giant and students in France.

In the sciences, students are often called on to take on at least one additional role as part of their training and development (e.g., teaching, collaboration, communication, mentorship, supervision, or team leadership roles).

Princeton University has signed a five-year renewal of its strategic partnership with Humboldt University in Berlin to support research and teaching collaboration spanning the disciplines.

Granted the opportunity to track Intel's strategy-making through his close teaching collaboration with its chairman, Andy Grove, at Stanford Business School since 1988, Burgelman has written a definitive and far-reaching account of how highly educated top managers groped their way through strategic conundrums.

This piece has benefited from reading papers by Christina Skinner and Daniel Schwarcz and David Zaring, from conversations at the Wharton/Zicklin Conference on Financial Regulation, from a teaching collaboration with Patrick Bolton, and from co-authorships that produced Principles of Financial Regulation Oxford Univ. Presss 2016).

The initial EtonX course, which will launch this September with fewer than a dozen schools (and likely less than 1,000 students), is called the Modern Leadership Programme — and will be focused on teaching collaboration and communication skills.

Proposals for new Tokyo-Princeton research and teaching collaborations for the 2019-20 academic year are now being accepted.

MIT professor and former president of the Masdar Institute reflects on a career spent fostering international research and teaching collaborations.

At last year's meeting, I stated my belief that the environmental area held great potential for multidisciplinary research and teaching collaborations.

Every part of the university depends on the library: for access to its wealth of collections, its innovative teaching collaborations and support for learning, its research and reference services, and the expertise of its dedicated librarians, curators, and technical staff.

CBMM faculty are committed to establishing strong teaching collaborations across the Center's academic partner institutions, including women and minority serving partners, on the development of curricular materials for interdisciplinary courses on the science of intelligence that can be adapted to a range of undergraduate programs.