professor
অধ্যাপক
definition
noun
They supported charitable foundations, gave money to local hospitals and churches, subsidized chairs for university professors .
a teacher of the highest rank in a college or university.
the professors of true religion
a person who affirms a faith in or allegiance to something.
translation of 'professor'
noun
শিক্ষক,
উপাধ্যায়,
আচায্র্য,
পণ্ডিত,
প্রফেসর,
অধ্যাপক
example
Now in his 80s, he has been a successful artist for the past 40 years while continuing his career as a college 'professor' in the State University system of California.
Before joining Stanford in 1998, Hammond was a 'professor' at Columbia University's Teachers College.
In a very heart searching way, Bunyan reveals the difference between a true Christian who struggles and fights against sin and a false 'professor' who manifests no spiritual transformation.
There are, however, times when the balancing act of being both a college 'professor' and a teacher of young children can get frustrating.
Would a chair 'professor' of literature at Yale University be allowed to conduct serially personal liaisons with female graduate students over his entire career across decades?
But he soon left to join the College of Medicine of the University of Lagos as a lecturer, rising through the ranks to become a 'professor' and head of department of paediatrics.
a 'professor' of Art History
In the King tradition, Dyson is a Baptist minister and a learned academic, now a 'professor' at DePaul University.
Singer, though, isn't a secondary school teacher but a 'professor' of bioethics at Princeton.
There is a spiritual basis to their lives with Saul a 'professor' of religious philosophy and a scholar of the Kabbal.
Endowed faculty 'professorships' , chairs and faculty fellowships allow Iowa State to retain and recruit top teacher-scholars.
It is from this context that college and university faculty come as they enter the profession of the 'professoriate' .
His doctorate was completed in 1955 and he applied for a 'professorship' at the University of Stockholm.
Individual professors fail to identify with the 'professoriate' as a professional culture.
A suspicion got abroad that the 'professors' of this religion had made use of unfair means to get their doctrines taught to children.
He believes the experience of education is thinned out when 'professorial' authority is neutralized.
It is the charm of Mr. Brunvand's scholarship and presentation that he delivers the sad news of falsehood of these stories without being 'professorially' reproachful toward those who have relayed them.
On the other hand, the Church assumed control of all levels of state education, and the lectures of 'professors' at the Central University of Madrid were censored, to stop French ideas seeping into Spain.
He was, however, permitted to keep his library and was granted an emeritus 'professorship' by the University.
That is the way the 'professorate' behaves in the post-scientific age.
The existing tenured and tenure-track 'professoriate' cannot reproduce itself in the form of harried part-time faculty.
Strolling 'professorially' back and forth across the red-carpeted stage, Bernie laid out his vision for the night's proceedings.
Britain's universities are on the edge of their 'professorial' chairs.
There are a legion of them, a scattering of businessmen and prospective students, but mostly teachers and principals, 'professors' and university officials.
u2018It's the idea,u2019 she said 'professorially' , u2018that government shouldn't care whether business makes silicon or potato chips.u2019
It has a very negative impact on the 'professorate' because it tends to lead to viewing professors as technicians or people to fill specific job slots.
The 'professorate' is an overarching/holistic concept - u2018college administrationu2019 is not.
If the A-level results are better than ever, as the government insists, why are successful students, teachers and university 'professors' unhappy about them?
Largely made up of donations, it finances scholarships, bursaries, 'professorships' , and academic chairs.
More than 250 academic degrees of senior research fellow and 20 'professorial' degrees were conferred.
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