An undergraduate course is also in development, set to begin in May, and aims to place students in consulting projects with area companies.

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Unfortunately, it often comes weeks after the class and I do not teach the undergraduate course again for another 9 months, so the loop is seriously out of whack.

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The school is focusing more on the Catholic concept of natural law in its undergraduate ethics course.

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An inquiry began when a tutor noticed identical answers to a take-home exam for an undergraduate politics course.

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For the last two years, I have taught an undergraduate health policy course at Duke University with the assistance of Public Policy teaching assistants who have interests in education policy.

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Ashoka provides course materials to over 800 undergraduate programs on social entrepreneurship.

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As an undergraduate, Mr. Holmes's course work and after-hours work in the chemistry lab would have focused on biological chemistry and pharmaceuticals, not on chemicals that might be used to make gases or explosives, former UC Riverside neuroscience students said.

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One of the practical changes has been the increasing prevalence of undergraduate courses in which students major in business throughout their course, rather than just for two years.

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The revised draft design thus featured a list of courses for both undergraduate and post-graduate levels, a brief description of each course and an outline of fundamental journalism competencies.

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