Sentence examples for university style from inspiring English sources

Clive Holes, professor for the study of the contemporary Arab world at the University of Oxford, said while the mainly middle-class students he taught at Oxford studied Arabic "university style", people at the other end of the social scale with more useable language skills were not using them, in spite of many employers looking for Arabic speakers.

This is impressive and shows clearly that Thornton is filling a need nationally for those wanting a new type of musical training plus the full advantages of a university style education.

He'll introduce a graduate tax to replace tuition fees, in the hope of creating a "new university-style support for young people seeking apprenticeships".

It widens access to top universities for bright people from poor backgrounds by training PhD students to deliver university-style tutorials to small groups of high-performing pupils.

In week two, while staying at university-style accommodation, participants take part in workshops and hear from business leaders, MPs and charities about challenges facing their local communities.

While 89% of respondents believed the IB prepared students well for university-style learning, just 39% said the same was true of A-levels.

"As someone whose idea of charity work was limited to the odd bit of volunteering, university-style charity events were completely new to me," she says.

The primary activity is to recruit, train and place doctoral and postdoctoral researchers in non-selective state schools and sixth-form colleges serving low participation communities to deliver programmes of university-style tutorials to small groups of outstanding pupils.

Based on a university-style fraternity for civilians, it throws in an enjoyably awful best man speech, streaking and tranquiliser-dart gags, and Graduate and Chariots of Fire parodies.

The premise of the Brilliant Club is simple: we recruit, train and place PhD students in schools serving low-income communities to deliver university-style tutorials to small groups of outstanding students.

It has introduced what it calls "Waynfleet Studies" – named after the school's founder – whereby students receive lectures from top people in the fields of, say, economics and medicine, and write up their own university-style projects which are then studied by a panel of judges.