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comprehensive university
noun [ C ]
US or Canadian Englishuk /kɒm.prɪˌhen.sɪv juː.nɪˈvɜː.sə.ti/ us /kɑːm.prɪˌhen.sɪv juː.nəˈvɝː.sə.t̬i/
a university that offers degrees across a wide range of subjects, takes students of different abilities, spends more time and money on teaching than research, and that usually is given government money to help reduce costs for students :
It's a comprehensive university with a strong liberal arts core.
It is ranked seventh among the Canadian comprehensive universities.
Comprehensive universities offer everything from bachelor's degrees to post-doctoral studies, along with research opportunities.
In comprehensive universities, the mandate is to teach across a wide range of disciplines and train students to enter society and find the jobs they are looking for.
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