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English B2

Higher education

TermDefinition
start with undergraduate studies
studies towards a bachelor’s degree a first degree at university
follow a programme of different modules parts of the university course
to complete a certain number of credits
their dissertation might be worth long piece of writing
they have graduated completed their bachelor’s degree
students become graduates
students can begin postgraduate studies
a master’s degree
do a PhD (doctor of philosophy) the highest university degree
specialise in a particular field
do research
write another dissertation a research for a master’s degree
a thesis for a PhD
visit a university campus
you’ll see a lecture theatre (or a lecture hall)
During lectures
listen to a lecturer and take notes
some modules have seminars
academic staff people who teach
include tutors
tutorials
live on campus in halls of residence (or halls) a college building where students live
An undergraduate (student) or undergrad a student studying for their bachelor’s degree
A postgraduate (student) or postgrad student studying for their master’s or a PhD
postgraduate and undergraduate these words can be used as nouns or adjectives.
Admissions a university department that deals with new applications and new students
check the entry requirements qualifications that are needed to enter a programme
submit your application
Funding money that students can receive
Tuition fees money that students have to pay for their course
To apply for a student loan money that a student borrows to pay for their course
to apply for a scholarship money that is given to a student to pay for a course (usually for students who are doing well at school)
Visit our student union an organization that deals with student issues and student life on campus, and a place where students can meet
student societies
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