Sentence examples for today's universities from inspiring English sources

It's difficult in today's universities to talk about "productivity" or "efficiency" the way business does.

But in updating that argument, Bawer overlooks the greatest threat to today's universities.

In today's universities, it seems, it is increasingly difficult to please anyone.

In the past, discovery for its own sake provided academic motivation, but today's universities function more like corporate research laboratories.

But it is also true that in today's universities, a Molly Worthen is as rare as a Charles Hill.

Today's universities are hoping for a similar feat of prestidigitation from the diploma, and from the recent announcement that new teachers will be expected to get a master's degree.

It's shocking how much of the focus (and spending) of today's university is devoted to amenities that have nothing to do with education.

Without more students from abroad, today's university boom could be short-lived.

Academic rigour, research-inspired teaching and independent, critical thinking are the hallmarks of today's university culture.

Today's university leavers increasingly find that they are applying for the same jobs as graduates from abroad.

She also points to evidence that Shakespeare's schooling would have been equivalent to today's university.