university courses
Higher education offerings
University courses are the individual classes or subjects that make up a degree program.
A student might take courses in biology, philosophy, and statistics during a single semester.
Course can refer to the content taught, the scheduled class meetings, or both: She's taking five courses this term.
In British usage, course sometimes means the entire program of study: a three-year course in economics.
- undergraduateDegree-seeking college student
- syllabus weekInitial class sessions, light workload
- lecture hallRoom for academic presentations
- office hoursDesignated meeting availability
- general educationMandatory broad academic requirements
core requirements · online · mathematics · vocational · computer science · biology · literature · specialization · career-oriented · study abroad · doctoral · economics · philosophy · continuing education · presentations · history · sociology · asynchronous
- audio learningaudio lessons, audiobooks, podcasts, language tapes, lectures
- teacher educationstudent teaching, teacher certification, teacher prep, teacher education, teacher preparation
- Romance linguisticsRomance languages, Gallo-Romance, Italian, Spanish, Latin roots
- collegecampus, application, dorms, dorm room, freshman orientation
- anthropologyanthropology, fieldwork, ethnography, social anthropology, cultural anthropology
- chemistryatom, atoms, organic chemistry, molecule, chemistry
university courseslife experience
Accumulated personal history
YouTube tutorials · street smarts · on-the-job training · trial and error · informal education
university coursesapprenticeships
Supervised vocational training periods
vocational training · job training · internships · field work · bootcamps
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