Sentence examples for university is developing from inspiring English sources
There is a great demand for more law enforcement investigators trained in digital crime-solving techniques, said Carrie Whitcomb, director of the National Center for Forensics at the University of Central Florida, and the university is developing a graduate certificate program.
The university is developing a reputation as a centre of sporting excellence and currently counts the top sprinter Adam Gemili as one of its students.
The university is developing nonracial measures of disadvantage — for example, whether applicants' parents went to a university, or the quality of the high schools the students themselves attended.
In addition, the university is developing 120,000 square feet of new retail space, and it has tentative plans for two new academic buildings on the 85-acre site, including a possible new home for the business school.
Mr. Saylor's donation, which he intends to make in the form of cash and stock to his foundation, comes at a time when almost every American university is developing online offerings of its courses -- each one chipping away at the notion that a university must have bricks and mortar and a physically present student body to be effective.
With the space in Staples Center, the university is developing certificate, master's and MBA programs that focus on the business of sports and entertainment, Provost Rick Marrs said.
He said the university was developing other spin-outs in fields such as nanotechnology and biosecurity.
To capitalize on the opportunity, Mr. Rabinowitz said the university was developing a lecture series called "Educate '08".
The university was developing one of the best folklore departments in North America, and Newfoundland culture was undergoing a sort of revival.
Professor Hennink and his group at the Faculty of Pharmacy, Utrecht University, are developing slow release systems (microspheres), among others for IL-2.
One pharmacy faculty member spoke about how the interprofessional education department at their university was developing an optional patient safety elective.
