Sentence examples for universities planning from inspiring English sources

Harvard and M.I.T. are not the only elite universities planning to offer an array of massively open online courses, or MOOCs, as they are known.

But Harvard and M.I.T. have a rival — they are not the only elite universities planning to offer free massively open online courses, or MOOCs, as they are known.

Currently, this is not the case in England with 98 universities planning to charge a maximum fee of £9,000 for at least one of their courses.

The uncapping of places came too late for most universities' planning for 2014/15, so we are more likely to see the impact in 2015/16 and beyond.

He said none of the universities planning to charge £9,000 would have their fees capped by the Office for Fair Access (Offa).

Cable admitted he was worried by the number of universities planning to charge £9,000 and he conceded that uncertainty over the coalition's crackdown on visas for overseas students was encouraging institutions to push up fees as an insurance policy against a potential £2bn annual loss of income.

April 2011 Hears that just under two-thirds of English universities plan to charge the maximum possible fee of £9,000 a year.

Schools are giving greater access to children of expatriates and local universities plan to begin accepting foreign students willing to pay full tuition.

Almost half of universities plan to expand their student intake over the next five years, so we can expect plenty more light-filled open spaces.

Universities can take an unlimited number of students with top grades (AAB or higher) - although not all universities plan to use this flexibility.

Scottish students studying in Scotland pay no fees, but Scottish universities plan to charge up to £9,000 a year for students from other parts of the UK from 2012.