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do a degree
collocation
UK
to do a course of study at a college or university:
"What degree did you do at York?" "Geography."“你在约克大学学的什么课程？”“地理学。”
She wanted to do a degree abroad but had to change her plans.
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degree
Fascinated by other cultures, she did a degree in medical anthropology.
She brought up three young children whilst doing a degree at UCL.
Getting a good job was given in the survey as the main reason for doing a degree.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Qualifications: university & college
AB
associate's degree
BA
baccalaureate
bachelor's degree
doctoral
doctorate
doctorate in something
double major
DPhil
Master of Science
Master's
Master's degree
MB
MBA
postgraduate
Postgraduate Certificate in Education
second degree
summa cum laude
tripos
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