Examples of using Courses of study in English and their translations into French
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Italian and foreign students, who had gained experience from previous courses of study(also not concluded)
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drama as part of courses of study in different departments.
e.g. by encouraging women to follow particular courses of study and men to follow others.
students and teachers had been consulted on the content of the curricula and on the courses of study that should be offered.
Some faculties had undertaken innovative initiatives by introducing shorter courses of study and increasing contacts with ethnic minorities in areas where they accounted for a large proportion of the population,
girls in terms of courses of study, but are significant only in the case of vocational courses,
expectations of students, flexibility of courses of study greatly increased, study programmes made more numerous
are not diminishing and career path choices are still closely linked to the student's sex: in technical and scientific courses of study, women remain distinctly under-represented.
incorporation of a gender dimension into information on courses of study and occupations; steering of girls towards scientific,
propose new courses of study adapted to present day local needs.
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For students, this tab identifies their program and their course of studies.
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All students follow this course of study in both English and French as our entire school is devoted to dual language study. .
postgraduate students who are pursuing a course of study or work in fields related to our work.
also completed a course of study at Sophia University in Loppiano Italy.
In 1901, the course of study at Baltimore City College went through a series of further changes.
Distribution of university students, by course of study and sex(1998 and 2005) 54.
a paid work term, providing experience that will complement their course of study.