Examples of using Programme is open in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The programme is open to.
Aimed at junior doctors currently undergoing, or about to undertake,speciality training in an infection discipline, this programme is open to trainees in the UK and worldwide.
The programme is open to all nationalities.
The EU's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme is open to the world and enables partnerships between regions and countries to tackle global societal challenges.
The programme is open to researchers from all three departments!
The QTEM Master's programme is open to outstanding students enrolled at Academic Partner institutions.
This programme is open to both French and international students.
This highly international programme is open to graduates with a hospitality-related or economics/business management Bachelor's degree…[-].
The programme is open to the following countries.
The programme is open to every nationality.
This programme is open to male and female students.
Programme is open to students who have already obtained the first degree;
The programme is open to all students who are in the possession of a bachelor or masterdiploma.
The programme is open to non-profit organisations and informal groups such as a resident's association.
This programme is open to those with a legal background and those without, and does not require a law degree.
The programme is open to applicants from around the world, and the teaching is carried out in English.
This programme is open to those with a legal background and those without, and does not require a law degree.
The programme is open to any young self-identified women aged between 18 and 30(at the time of the AGORA) who is keen to connect with other young feminists.
The programme is open to Bulgarian and foreign students, who wish to acquire economic knowledge and practical skills in the area of international business.
The programme is open to both public and private organisations, including professional organisations, universities, research and training institutes, legal practitioners and NGOs.
The programme is open to all pupils living in problem urban areas and from disadvantaged economic and cultural environments, including newcomer immigrant pupils.
This fee-paying programme is open to graduates of secondary schools holding a Czech maturita(secondary-school leaving exam) or an officially recognized equivalent from another country.
The programme is open to the 28 EU member States, but also, with certain conditions, to members of the European Free Trade Association(including Iceland, and Norway), to EU“candidate countries” and to the countries of the western Balkans.
The programme is open to both international students and those from the People's Republic of China and will supply you with the tools you need to develop a rewarding career in a country poised to become the world's biggest economy.
The programme is open to all candidates with a good first degree(i.e. at least second class lower division) in any relevant social and natural science, but applicants will be required to take prescribed courses depending on their backgrounds and prior courses of study.
This fee-paying full-time mode programme is open to those individuals holding a Master's degree in a field related to English philology(literature and/or linguistics) or teaching English(as either a first or second language) from an institution of higher education in the Czech Republic or abroad.
In addition to the EU Member States, the programme is open to the EEA, Turkey, overseas countries and territories, the Republic of Croatia and FYROM as part of the activities in the preparatory measures phase, and to third country partners under the ENP, or those third countries which are a specific priority in the development of a strategic dialogue policy in education and training or multilingualism.