Word: curriculums
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...result, Harvard’s graduates in the sciences are departing the traditional path to academia for careers in consulting, law, and government. Many say the University’s curriculum should adapt to the new job market...
Peyerl and other science Ph.D.’s from Harvard say the University’s curriculum and advising programs should include exposure to careers outside of academia...
...Harvard organization.“He came in as if he didn’t want to be a part of Harvard,” Senelick says. “Brustein wanted to run the A.R.T. like his own little fiefdom. It had nothing to do with the curriculum and it didn’t foster theater studies. The A.R.T. never really connected with the rest of the University, and I still think it doesn’t.” For the most part, that same de-institutionalized, extracurricular spirit has persisted despite the campus presence of theater professionals...
Participating students would be required to enroll in a minimum of 14 courses, several of which have already been developed for the secondary field, according to Ryan. Two seminars on the theory and history of film will form the backbone of the curriculum...
...resident advisers, 51 percent of whom are faculty plus 62 proctors and 185 peer advisers) and 1,675 students (not to mention 44 concentrations and well over a hundred advisers in the concentrations), making the right academic choices can seem confusing or overwhelming at times, and navigating the curriculum can be complicated. We do see areas for improvement in first-year advising. But freshmen surveys, focus groups, conversations with students, their parents and alumni over the last couple of years indicate that there is a growing satisfaction with academic advising. They all suggest that first-year advising is more successful...