Sentences with phrase «runs a programme dedicated»
Designers in Residence 2015 @ Design Museum (9 September - 31 March 2016) Every year, the museum runs a programme dedicated to young and emerging designers, who are asked to propose new ideas for society, based on a central theme.
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Some institutions, whilst not offering undergraduate courses, run dedicated master's degree programmes in geomatics.
Dedicated members of Local Section committees organise and run a vast programme of activities throughout the year.
A packed timetable will see three dedicated seminar theatres, featuring programmes running from 10 am through to 3.30 pm each day of the show.
A dedicated graphics card enables you to run advanced programmes such as games or design packages more smoothly.
Alongside collaborators Helena Reckitt, Maura Reilly and Lara Perry, Laura runs Feminist Curators United (FCU), a network of 40 + curators and scholars dedicated to developing feminist curatorial practice through a range of programmes.
CHARLIE SMITH LONDON was established opposite Hoxton Square in Old Street, Shoreditch in October 2009 with the objective of running an exceptional exhibition programme of dedicated one person exhibitions and dynamic curated group shows.
If you wish to undertake postgraduate study in this specialist area, City, University of London's Cass Business School runs dedicated programmes designed in partnership with respected organisations such as the CFA Institute, CISI and the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst Association (CAIA).
To give you an idea of how much you could be earning, here's a list of current salaries offered by leading employers running dedicated HR graduate programmes:
Only a small proportion of recruitment businesses run dedicated graduate programmes, but there are still opportunities available to train on the job in a structured graduate recruitment consultant role - for example, the REED Graduate Training Scheme.