Sentence examples for time degree courses from inspiring English sources

This review also highlights some unanticipated benefits, such as students desire to progress onto full time degree courses subsequent to their part time study, along with more expected outcomes such as closer links between academia and industry.

Accordingly, the government offered students on part-time degree courses subsidised tuition fee loans for the first time in 2013.

The survey, published by Education Guardian.co.uk, provides a detailed guide for undergraduates choosing full-time degree courses.

In order to assess this approach, an active learning methodology developed especially for part-time degree courses, called Project-Based Learning Agile (PBLA), has been proposed and implemented at the Regional University of Blumenau (FURB), Brazil.

Statistics released by the Higher Education Statistics Authority (Hesa) show that, of the graduates leaving full-time degree courses in 2008-09, 18.8% found work in the health and social work sector, while 14.1% are now in the professional, scientific and technical industry (which includes anything from bookkeeping, to architectural services or legal advice).

"For the majority of that time he was based at Newcastle where he was engaged in a full-time degree course at the university.

After being charged and before going to prison, John weaned himself off heroin and on to methadone, got a call centre job, and continued his part-time degree course in history and philosophy.

Scottish domiciled or European Union students from outside the United Kingdom who had undertaken a first full-time degree course on or after 1 August 2001 were eligible to pay the endowment.

Convenience sampling techniques were used to recruit preregistered nursing students undertaking a full-time degree course leading to the award of BSc (Hons).

Just 24,000 took part-time foundation degree courses in 2013, compared with nearly 40,000 in 2011.

There has been an 8.8% rise in people applying for places on full-time undergraduate degree courses at English universities.