Examples of using The programme has in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The programme has two levels.
Training in CEM was launched in 1995 and the programme has been an international master's degree programme since 2003.
The programme has four priorities.
On the eve of the upcoming SME Week from 15 to 21 October, the Erasmus for Young EntrepreneursProgramme has reached an important milestone: the Programme has supported more than 2600 entrepreneurs as more than 1300 exchanges between new and established entrepreneurs have been organised to date.
The programme has four sub-programmes.
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Accredited by EQUIS and AMBA, the programme has been consistently ranked among the best top 100 executive MBAs worldwide by The Financial Times.
The programme has proved successful for 15 years.
In light of Copernicus' data policy, and since the programme has moved into an operational phase, access to Copernicus data and information draws increasing interest from various international partners.
The programme has a strong international orientation.
As such the programme has, by its very nature, a clear EU dimension.
The programme has helped one in six of the people in need.
The programme has a Twin programme option under the ECIU consortium.
The programme has a speaking dictionary which comprises the words and phrases required for the course.
The programme has Architects Registration Board(ARB) prescription and Royal Institute of British Architects(RIBA) validation.
The programme has an international perspective with the aim of preparing you for the global nature of modern business practice.
The programme has been recognized by the Cypriot Legal Council for the purposes of professional recognition of the degree and by DOATAP in Greece and other organizations.
The programme has an international and applied perspective, as it is not a theoretical course in Tourism, but an applied programme in Hospitality Management.
The programme has been run since 2002 by a network of nine European Universities and research centres who are leading the way in renewable energy research, development and demonstration.
The programme has been severely underfunded for over a year, with the organisation forced to divert resources from other areas of work to sustain the crucial support to incredibly vulnerable children.
The programme has a technology management perspective with a focus on economic modelling and behavioural research into the management, design, use, and socio-economic impact of information technology on individuals, organizations, and societies.
It also shows that the programme has the potential to contribute to making mobility while learninga norm- a goal set out by the Commission in its Communication on"Strengthening European Identity through education and culture" discussed by the EU leaders at their Working Lunch in Gothenburgon 17 November.
The programmes have a strong focus on innovation and entrepreneurship.-.
Subsequently, the programmes have been offered to mature students from other GCC countries from its Bahrain base and Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar and Oman satellite offices.
Students currently enrolled in the programme have internships at the European Commission and in various organisations involved in consultation efforts and lobbying activities in Brussels.
It notes that the programme had clear strengths and in addition that the refocus gave it unique value-added.
Students completing the programme have knowledge of the diverse and valuable resources of the coast and the sea, understand their current condition, and have gathered tools and expertise to drive the sustainable use of marine resources.
