| Now coming up with tenuous rationales for persuading unwitting students to choose your major is hardly unique to any field of study. |
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| Agricultural economics is typically selected as a field of study by students who are interested in applied business or social science. |
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| Rather, he reconfigured the elements of what had long been a fashionable field of study. |
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| The field of study began in the 1970s with research into the effectiveness of metal detectors against skyjacking. |
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| This symbolic geography, of course, typifies the upper division course in any discipline, where the field of study is the central topic. |
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| Polymer chemistry is the field of study concerned with the production, classification, and modification of macromolecules or polymers. |
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| Phinney demonstrated that folklore was a legitimate academic field of study. |
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| An entire field of study, cereology, sprouted up around this phenomenon, and a number of explanations were put forward. |
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| Externships are generally offered by educational institutions to give students short practical experiences in their field of study. |
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| Berg extended his ichthyological research to zoogeography, a field of study concerned with the distribution of animals. |
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| How they came to live in those rivers is the subject of the fascinating field of study called zoogeography. |
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| The subject of labour relations causality is a fascinating field of study for persons interested in the complexities of modern societal phenomena. |
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| Knowledge is the body of facts, principles, theories and practises that is related to a field of study or work. |
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| The field of study concerned with the transmission of information by various means, such as print or broadcasting. |
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| The chair believed that this motion and this field of study was beyond the committee's mandate, and ruled it that way. |
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| Advance standing for prior studies will be granted for programmes within a similar field of study or similar field of professional training. |
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| Choosing the territory as a field of study and eared to building and structuring is a major stake. |
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| In an academic setting, there's an obligation to uphold the principles governing that field of study. |
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| However, all groups were statistically equivalent with respect to whether their job demanded a graduate degree in their field of study. |
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| A technical college graduate in applicable field of study or an equivalent combination of academic training and related experience. |
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| It can be geographic, an unusual field of study, or excelling at an extracurricular activity. |
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| Undergraduate students will be on hand to talk about why they are attracted to this field of study. |
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| The SLM disaggregates the population of postsecondary graduates by field of study before moving on to occupational conversions. |
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| The field of study specifically concerned with this subject is called paleomagnetism. |
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| I was surprised to learn that my results were not unprecedented in this field of study. |
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| History is a field of study involved with recording, researching, and interpreting past events. |
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| This is more than twice the share of Canadian-born women in this field of study. |
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| Commerce, management, and business administration was the most popular category of field of study for women. |
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| The supreme function of scientists is to recognize the various dimensions that converge within their own field of study. |
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| The ethical issues raised by scientific research and its applications provide higher education with a vast field of study and futurology. |
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| But this entire field of study is new, and oxidative stress is not clearly linked to aging or cell damage. |
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| Since naturopathy's now recognized as more than just magic potions and mysterious herbal blends, it's become a more popular field of study for inquiring hands and minds. |
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| All applications must be accompanied by a statement outlining the field of study, the program to be followed and the value of the leave to the employee and to the Employer. |
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| The third field of study is penology, custodial penalties in particular. |
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| Reconstruction from the evidence is an accepted, though somewhat speculative, field of study. |
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| However, the emphasis on the moral and political orientation of the ecocritic and the broad specification of the field of study are essential. |
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| All of the individual chapters have been completely updated with the latest examples and approaches in this rapidly evolving field of study. |
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| Students who elect them should have strong time management skills and a commitment to their field of study. |
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| Provide the level of education, field of study, and full university details of all new academic qualifications earned since last year's annual registration renewal. |
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| After Newton, classical mechanics became a principal field of study in mathematics as well as physics. |
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| On page 269 relating to the number of students at Kuwait University according to field of study, he noted that there were no students registered in the college of law. |
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| Librarians provide on-demand instruction to students developing the information literacy skills required to be active learners, to complete course assignments and to progress in their field of study or profession. |
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| The normal admission requirements for a PhD student include a master's degree by thesis or equivalent by thesis, in a field closely related to the proposed field of study. |
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| I chose this field of study when I was in senior high school. |
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| Invertebrate biology was not a major field of study until the work of Linnaeus and Lamarck in the 18th century. |
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| For example, the WEI questionnaires do not collect data on the distribution, by field of study, of numbers in technical and occupational secondary education and in tertiary or higher education. |
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| Top universities may be growing ever more selective, but the returns on a college degree depend far more on field of study than the choosiness of the university itself, the report says. |
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| Bringing the two together in this way signals our desire not to single out students according to their field of study, be it academic and general, or vocational. |
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| A co-op program allows students to combine academic study with work experience by spending one term on campus followed by another term working full-time in a position related to their field of study. |
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| This book, although somewhat mistitled, is one such volume, and significantly adds useful insights to this field of study. |
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| According to their field of study, MSc graduates may use either ir. |
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| Folklore as a field of study further developed among 19th century European scholars who were contrasting tradition with the newly developing modernity. |
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| Philosophy is a discipline or field of study involving the investigation, analysis, and development of ideas at a general, abstract, or fundamental level. |
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| Although geographers are historically known as people who make maps, map making is actually the field of study of cartography, a subset of geography. |
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| Navigation is a field of study that focuses on the process of monitoring and controlling the movement of a craft or vehicle from one place to another. |
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| Johnson, whose field of study is active galactic nuclei, hopes to create an environment for prospective scientists that is every bit as stimulating as his own. |
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| Warren's Presocratics is clearly intended for a readership consisting of undergraduate students and similarly prepared debutants in this field of study. |
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