Sentence examples for world-class degrees from inspiring English sources
"Institutions such as Hong Kong University and the National University of Singapore offer world-class degrees taught in English.
"Dubai currently lacks a world-class business degree qualification.
But at Johnson & Wales, a university based in Providence, R.I., that has campuses in other states and a world-class program for degrees in the culinary arts, students mix martinis (and other drinks) for credit.
His serve has world-class pace and a degree of placement and variety no one else comes close to; the service motion is lithe and uneccentric, distinctive (on TV) only in a certain eel-like all-body snap at the moment of impact.
Thomas said the plans would make it more difficult to protect England's world-class universities and would create degrees that were the most expensive and worst-funded in Europe.
She said: "Groningen is a world-class university, offering exactly the degree that my son wants to study – econometrics and operations research.
"While our degree education might be world-class our food remains a joke across the globe.
Postgraduate taught courses are a standard route to postgraduate research degrees, which are in turn essential for sustaining our world-class academic workforce.
In short, students pursuing a degree in computer criminology get the "best of both worlds" by learning from world-class researchers in computer science as well as world-class researchers in criminology.
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