Sentence examples for whose universities from inspiring English sources

The US, whose universities receive substantial private funding by means of endowments, hold all of QS's top three places for the first time.

A Europe whose academia allows for the professional mobility of students and professors, but whose universities are not in the service of business interests and rapid returns on investment.

They could try to raise more money from private donors, but America (whose universities are more successful at this) has a tax system more favourable to such donations, and more millionaires.So, to avoid cuts, with the poorer colleges facing financial problems and many academics losing their jobs, they would have to ask their students to pay.

(Another strong advantage in the academic job market comes with teaching experience, she adds. Postdocs whose universities don't provide such opportunities might consider giving a course at a local community college).

Postdocs whose universities decide to take the deductions will see their take-home pay shrink by 7.65%: 6.2% for the FICA (Federal Insurance Contributions Act) tax that goes to Social Security and 1.45% for Medicare.

Whose universities do they flock to?

Mr. Meneses, whose university chair is paid for by the defense ministry, has denied the allegation.

This was a conclusion calculated to shock the audience at Leipzig, whose university had been founded in the previous century by refugees from the Hussite-dominated University of Prague.

"It was very difficult at that time, but we were free to do what we liked," said Ms. Wah Nu, whose university degree was in traditional Burmese music.

Mr. Gee, whose university will offer two courses from its College of Pharmacy, said he had some concerns about giving away content with no revenue stream in sight.

"Our industry is driven by football," said Notre Dame Athletic Director Jack Swarbrick, whose university plays basketball in the Big East but is a football independent.