"what does universities partnership mean?
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Exchange of students, faculties, partnering on research programs, sharing libraries and other resources, hosting partners courses....
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Try going to Asian Institute of Management Venture Capitalist. What business partnership are you looking for???
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It sounds to me like your university is interested in changing with the times.  The "Vision" part focuses on how it's necessary to give students the skills that will help them compete in and work well with an increasingly international business world.  The "Mission" part is about making sure students learn the right things at the right time.  Your university says its mission is to keep a close eye on business and cultural trends and to provide an education that makes sense in light of these.  I hope this helps.
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At the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, I received my MA in 2004. The Student Union is an organization formed by students - for students. Each one varies uniquely in how it helps students at its college or university. Our student union was where our meals were available to purchase on campus, and where we had various games available such as pool, air hockey, ping pong, etc.\n\nOne of my favorite things provided by the student union was a room where all the student evaluations on professors could be perused and read by students. (Of course, student names were not on these forms). So if I needed to choose between different professors for the same course, I could find out what their students thought about them - and use that information to make my choice. That - and of course, asking peers and friends.
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A partner in the movement. Like an organization that is closely related to them in what they are trying to accomplish. They might have a partnership- help each other out monitarily, etc.
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Your university website.
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In marketing, USP can refer to Unique selling proposition; \nIn reference to intellectual property, a U.S. patent; \nUniversal Service Provider
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about univers and science and technology and you
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A studentship is similar to a scholarship but involves summer work on a research project. The financial amount paid to the recipient is normally tax-free, but the recipient is required to fulfill work requirements. Types of studentships vary among universities and countries. In the UK, studentships are rarely given out due to limited funding. In North American universities, studentships are more commonly known as teaching and research assistanships. Studentships are almost exclusively awarded to research students, preferably at the Ph.D. level.
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It's a 'virtual' university meaning it's probably being run out of someone's basement or trailer.  There IS no official campus, there are no official buildings, etc.  It only exists as a website.  You most likely can get the slacker behind it to mail you a 'degree,' but it's worth no more than the 2-cents it probably cost to print it.\n\nIf an organization doesn't list their physical address on their website, and blocks the information when you do a 'Whois' search, they're obviously trying to hide something.
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Mutual Agency is the right of all partners in a partnership to act as agents for the normal business operations of the partnership, with the authority to bind it to business agreements.\n\nA Limited Partnership is a business organization with one or more general partners who manage the business and assume legal debts and obligations, and one or more limited partners, who are liable only to the extent of their investments. Limited partners also enjoy rights to the partnership's cash flow but are not liable for company obligations.
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Actually your first question probably answers your second!! X University means it has always been a university. The University of x means either that it used to be a Polytechnic (originally designed to offer more work based courses) or that it is the second university in a town.\n\nThere are books published giving reports of universities to tell you what they're like but I also strongly recommend asking your teachers (I am a teacher!) not necessarily your form tutor but someone you know and like, ask your parents but most importantly do go and visit them. Allows twice as much time as you think you will need to make your decision as you always over run. Phone any uni you're considering and ask them about open days and also consider distance from home, cost of accomodation etc.\n\nWhether you go to a Uni of X or X uni depends on the individual institution and what you want to study. I got 4 high grade A'levels and chose to go to a Uni of X because it did the course that was best for the job I wanted (media). I got my job before I'd even left!\n\nGood luck!!
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i always thought they both had the same meaning! =P, college is american speak, and university is more common among the british and such, thats just what i assume
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A corporate university is a fancy way of saying "classes offered on-site by the company"\n\nThey can be simple classes, like how to use the phones, or what benefits are being offered.  They can teach you how to use company software or file various reports, or access the internal mail system.
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Well there is still a University in London.\n\nGive me some more info and I will try and find out.
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Universities typically have more programs.  Additionally, a college is a subset of a university.  Thus, a university is composed of two or more smaller colleges.  It also depends on the number of students and accredition.  Universities are more recognized and typically have more students.\n\nUniversities can also provide education to students from foreign countries.
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a single proprietoship is a business owned by one person.\na partnership is a business owned by more than one person.