Sentence examples for which graduate from inspiring English sources

Common knowledge of abuses weakens the extent to which graduate students feel secure in their 'home' institution.

It took a lot of time searching around and deciding which graduate schemes I wanted to apply for.

Philanthropic giving, the category under which graduate donations fall, now makes up about 4 percent of university budgets across Europe, according to the university association.

"The ruling may raise real problems for the way in which graduate education can proceed," said Robert Berne, the vice president for academic development.

The Prince's Institute of Architecture supports Visual Islamic and Traditional Arts (VITA), in which graduate students from around the world produce work grounded in Islamic aesthetics.

But a word which graduate students were soon warned to avoid lest they compromise their careers was not the ideal propaganda tool for a new scientific project.

The report cards show the final scorecard for the class of 2001, which graduated last June.

The University Teaching Hospital in Lusaka is used by the medical school of the University of Zambia, which graduated its first doctors in 1972.

The country runs a rehabilitation programme in which graduates are given a wife and a chunk of cash.

That's who's filling Central Michigan University's online charter school leadership program, which graduated its first class on Dec. 12.

That followed Britain cutting the period of time for which graduates from India could remain in the UK.