university education
Degree-granting academic pursuit
University education is formal study at an institution granting bachelor's, master's, or doctoral degrees.
The term encompasses both the academic experience and the credential it produces: A university education used to guarantee a good job.
It often implies broader intellectual development beyond vocational training: She valued her university education for teaching her how to think.
- facultyInherent power or ability
- tenure trackProbationary academic employment path
- humanitiesStudy of culture
- liberal artsNon-vocational higher education
- degreesUnits of measurement
college degree · graduate school · lectures · career readiness · seminars · engineering · curriculum · alumni networks · accreditation · tutorials · computer science · medicine · social sciences · law · lecture halls · final exams · ivy league · natural sciences
- Historical Educationgrammar schools, schooling, literacy, pedagogy, schoolmasters
- colonial educationmission schools, colonial schools, missionary schools, colonial administration, colonial policy
university educationvocational training
Job-skill education
trade school · apprenticeship · community college · on-the-job training · professional certification
university educationself-education
Independent pursuit of knowledge
autodidacticism · school of hard knocks · street smarts · life experience · self-teaching
university educationblue-collar work
Physical occupational labor
manual labor · dropping out · illiteracy · uneducated · unskilled labor
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