course of study
Definition Synonyms
Definition of course of study - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
lessons seriesseries of lessons designed to teach a subject
- The course of study included weekly lectures and assignments.
2.
educationstructured program of academic subjects in school
- She completed her course of study in biology.
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education
completion of a course of study with a diploma
education
relating to finishing a course of study
lesson unit
course of study in school
education
having completed a course of study
education
course of study for advanced degree after finishing a first degree
academic course
course of study at a college or university leading to a degree
education
course of study different from the standard curriculum
education
required as a prior course of study
education system
official course of study in schools of a nation
training
course of study focused on skills for a particular occupation
education
course of study in accounting offered by a school or university
education
organized course of study focused on media and information exchange
Examples of course of study in a sentence
She completed a course of study in French literature. His course of study included advanced mathematics. The course of study required several science classes.
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- French:programme d'études, parcours scolaire, ...
- German:Studiengang, Studienprogramm, ...
- Italian:corso di studi, programma di studi, ...
- Spanish:plan de estudios, carrera, ...
- Portuguese:currículo, curso, ...
- Chinese:课程, 学业课程, ...
- Japanese:学習課程, 課程, ...
- Arabic:منهج دراسي, ...
- Hebrew:מַסְלוּל לִמּוּדִים, תּוֹכְנִית לִמּוּדִים, ...
- Russian:курс обучения, ...
- Ukrainian:курс навчання, ...
- Hindi:पाठ्यक्रम, अध्ययन पाठ्यक्रम, ...
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