Sentence examples for university measures from inspiring English sources

The university measures its educational programs in credit hours, but does not use a semester, trimester or quarter system.

1Employers may see less signal from grades and university measures given smaller quality differences among universities than in a competitive private education market and given concerns about mismatch between classroom content and workplace skills.

Our government's continued reliance on piecemeal immigration reforms makes even the most well-resourced and well-intentioned university measures insufficient.

RUTGERS UNIVERSITY "Measure for Measure," by Shakespeare.

It's all about how universities measure their output.

EduCause, a nonprofit organization that promotes technology in higher education, has created an online guide to help applicants determine which universities measure up to their needs (www.educause.edu/consumerguide).edu/consumerguide

It's the kind of thinking we hear less and less about nowadays – with our universities measuring educational worth by vocational outcome and students left seeking formulas for the A-band marks that will get them the job.

The University and College Union (UCU), whose members have been locked in dispute with their employers over pay and conditions, is increasingly concerned, however, about the changes in UK higher education and is using Facebook adverts to appeal to prospective students to check how different universities measure up when it comes to equal pay and whether lecturers are on zero-hours contracts.

"Does your product actually tie into student outcomes?" Universities measure this in terms of engagement, retention, things like that.

But some descendants on Thursday expressed disappointment, saying that the university's measures were inadequate, given the suffering that their ancestors endured.

We find university entrepreneurship measures to have a positive effect on students' climate perceptions, which also depend on students' background and gender.