Wednesday 25 August 2021

Vocabulary on education.

Vocabulary on education.

  • Challenging: academically difficult
  • Day in, day out: full time without a break
  • Wide ranging: covering a large spectrum / area of different knowledge
  • Undergraduate: studying for a degree but having not yet achieved it.
  • Postgraduate: having achieved a degree and now studying for a higher qualification, possibly a professions qualification
  • STEM subjects: Science, Technology, Engineering and Maths
  • Further education: studies after leaving school
  • Technical colleges: places which do not demand such high entrance qualifications as university
  • Vocational studies: focus on learning or mastering a skill
  • Hands on training: practical work/ learning
  • To apply for a course: the process of registering for a university
  • To get an (un)conditional offer: an offer which does not depend on previous exam results
  • Halls of residence / student accommodation: a particular place to live for students
  • Student union: an organisation for students / sometimes a physical place
  • A fresher / an undergraduate / a graduate: a new student, someone studying for a Bachelors degree, a student who has finished their Degree
  • A graduation ceremony: a formal occasion when Degrees are given out
  • To take a gap year: a year between study and university
  • To drop out of university: to leave before the course is finished
  • Out of my depth: finding work / study too hard
  • Seminar: smaller class of students with a Professor leading the discussion
  • Lecture theatre: large building for a talk / lecture
  • Extensive research: in depth work done in a particular academic field

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