"technology students" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to students who are studying technology or a specific branch of technology, such as computer science or engineering. Example: "The university offers a wide variety of courses for technology students, including programming, robotics, and biotechnology."
The main themes were the institution's view of technology, students' and instructors' background knowledge of technology, technological equipment used, information and communication technologies and professional experience.
Technology students in Normandy devised his GPS systems from off-the-shelf personal units.
The technology students need for studying can add a huge cost.
Soon, thanks to advances in games technology, students would be able "to turn into the things they are studying.
Technical universities have been surprisingly ready to include entrepreneurship programs in coursework, but technology students have tended to be less receptive, he said.
Ms. Champagne plans to use her award stipend producing a piece she wrote, "The Singing: A Cyberspace Opera," with Purchase's voice, drama and technology students.
Students at Harvard, for example, participate in the R.O.T.C. program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology; students at Columbia go to Fordham.
She told the ABC the prime minister's commentary after the federal circuit court dismissed a racial discrimination complaint against three Queensland University of Technology students was wrong.
The federal court has thrown out a lawsuit brought under the Racial Discrimination Act against three Queensland University of Technology students under section 18C.
— Officer Sean A. Collier was 27, not much older than the Massachusetts Institute of Technology students he watched over as a campus police officer, and he sometimes joined them in a game of darts or Xbox.
Musk has been critical of the possible harm from artificial intelligence, telling Massachusetts Institute of Technology students that "if I had to guess at what our biggest existential threat is, it's probably that".
