Sentence examples for universities learning from inspiring English sources

South Koreans make up the largest group of foreign students in China's universities, learning the language and networking for the future.

Coming up over the next few weeks we'll be posting views from the heads of German Universities; learning more about educational quality control and benchmarking; and hearing about exciting projects put together by young scientists to build their ideal university.

As universities learned to reframe their affirmative-action programs as diversity programs, students learned to believe them.

The Indonesians visited schools and universities, learned about democracy and were greeted at the State Department by senior officials.

The trend of talking to students as equals will continue to grow as more universities learn how to speak to young people on their level.

Others have speculated that universities learned how to more intelligently pitch their research to the REF, for example by being more selective in the researchers whose work they submitted to the panels.

Ruth Lawton is university learning and teaching fellow for employability at Birmingham City University.

Currently the relationship UK universities have with Africa is with the international marketing offices that seek to grab those students who can afford UK university learning.

I am a physics professor at a technological university, learning how best to incorporate computers into teaching over the past 18 years.

Peacock had appeared in a previous book by the university, Learning without Limits, which looked at the classroom practice of nine teachers.

These findings further reinforce social constructivist connections between social interactions and meaning making in university learning.