academic programs
University course offerings
Academic programs are structured courses of study offered by educational institutions, typically leading to a degree, certificate, or credential.
A university's academic programs might include biology, economics, or nursing.
The term encompasses everything from undergraduate majors to doctoral specializations: The college is expanding its academic programs in data science.
Program requirements usually specify which courses students must complete.
- bachelor's degreeFirst-level university qualification
- higher educationPost-secondary academic training
- core curriculumMandatory foundational coursework
- graduation requirementsStandards for finishing school
- distance learningEducation conducted remotely
university · electives · continuing education · master's degree · undergraduate · summer session · concentrations · credit hours · liberal arts colleges · technical institutes · doctoral degree · capstone projects · research universities · accreditation · associate's degree · e-learning platforms · college · tenure track
- collegecampus, courses, application, dorms, dorm room
- universitycampus, faculty, college, professors, degrees
- Dutch Educationuniversity, school, gymnasium, student, docent
- university expensessalaries, staff wages, financial aid, facilities, operating costs
- Romance linguisticsRomance languages, Gallo-Romance, Italian, Spanish, Latin roots
- Singapore Universities
academic programsextracurricular activities
Non-academic school pursuits
extracurriculars · student clubs · sports programs · athletics · intramural sports
academic programsself-study
Learning independently, without guidance
life experience · learning by doing · street smarts · self-education · self-directed learning
academic programsvocational training
Job-skill education
apprenticeships · technical training · on-the-job training · job training · vocational programs