Education vocabulary
University life
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What do we call a person who studies at a university?

A student / undergraduate

100

What do students usually receive at the end of a university programme?

degree

100

What is a scholarship?

Financial support given to a student for education

100

What do we call studying before an exam?

Revision / preparation

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What does study abroad mean?

Studying in another country

200

What is the opposite of pass an exam?

Fail

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What is a lecture?

An educational talk given by a teacher/professor

200

Do students normally have to repay a scholarship?

No

200

What is a deadline?

The latest time/date by which something must be completed

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What document usually allows an international student to enter/stay in a country for study?

A student visa

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What word means “the process of judging a student's work or performance”?

Assessment

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What is a seminar?

A class involving discussion and active participation

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What might a scholarship cover besides tuition fees?

Accommodation, books, travel, living expenses, etc.

300

Using someone else's work or ideas without proper acknowledgement

plagiarism

300

What is an exchange programme?

A programme allowing students to study at another institution, often temporarily

400

The subjects/content and learning plan of a course or educational programme

a curriculum

400

A substantial academic research project

thesis/dissertation

400

What is usually required when applying for a competitive scholarship?

Application form, academic records, personal statement, references, and sometimes an interview

400

Why are references important in academic writing?

They show the sources of information and help avoid plagiarism

400

Name two things a student should research before studying abroad.

Tuition, living costs, visa requirements, accommodation, university ranking/programme, etc.  

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What is tuition?

Money paid for education, especially at a university

500

What is the difference between an undergraduate and a postgraduate student?

An undergraduate studies for a first degree; a postgraduate studies after completing it

500

What is the difference between a scholarship and a student loan?

A scholarship generally does not need to be repaid; a loan normally does

500

What is critical thinking?

Analysing information, evaluating evidence and reasoning before reaching a conclusion

500

Why might a scholarship committee value international experience?

It can demonstrate adaptability, intercultural competence, independence, and broader academic/professional experience