5.1.- Academic vocabulary

 

What renowned schools do you know and why they are well-known?

Academic Vocabulary

Academic: We have high academic standards in this institution.

Bachelor’s: What’s your bachelor’s?

Graduate: Chris is a physics graduate

Lecture: Who's giving the lecture this afternoon?

Master’s: She has a Master's in biotechnology.

Postgraduate: My friend is interested in a postgraduate degree in microbiology.

 Qualify: She hopes to qualify as a lawyer at the end of the year.

Secondary: They receive state money to train secondary teachers.

Seminar:   I'm giving a seminar on the latest developments in genetic engineering next week.

Tutor: During my illness, I was taught by a series of home tutors. 

Undergraduate: Mark is an undergraduate studying Biology.


Meaning Review of the Academic Vocabulary

https://wordwall.net/es/resource/67709435



Exercises on page 40


Speaking Practice



 



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