Sentence examples for university particularly from inspiring English sources

· They learn so much about life at university, particularly at Oxbridge.

"Belmont has to decide whether they want to be a national, recognized university, particularly with their school of music business, or they want to be a church".

For such a student, he said, a state university, particularly a big one, may also have a large, passionate alumni body.

Critics have asked why a town of 50,000 people needs a university, particularly when only about 6,000 students nationally passed the annual baccalaureat exams this year.

"Students, parents and carers value getting a real life experience of the university, particularly a campus university such as Warwick where everything from residences to study facilities are together and easy to visit on an open day".

We know that a key consideration is whether they will feel safe and happy at their chosen university, particularly for those who are leaving home for the first time.

In recent year the entrepreneurship of new technology based firms in universities, particularly University Spin-Off, has become one of the most effective mechanisms for technology and research results transfer from academic research centers to the productive sector.

They also power America's great universities, particularly the science departments.

Australian and American universities, particularly private ones, are pushing their courses in the developing world hard.

Universities, particularly Cambridge, will lobby for the re-coupling of AS and A2 with a hope to make this permanent.

Some young Britons have responded by choosing to study at significantly cheaper European universities, particularly in the Netherlands and Germany.