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Both are correct. If the reference is to studying or being a student, leave out the article: I met my wife while I was studying at university. In other cases, use a or the: Get off the bus at the university.
- Both are correct.
- If the reference is to studying or being a student, leave out the article: I met my wife while I was studying at university.
- In other cases, use a or the: Get off the bus at the university.
- (building) He works in a laboratory at a/the university .
- (member of staff) CB
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Both are correct. If the reference is to studying or being a student, leave out the article: I met my wife while I was studying at university.
In other cases, use a or the: Get off the bus at the university. (building)
He works in a laboratory at a/the university. (member of staff)
CB
In other cases, use a or the: Get off the bus at the university. (building)
He works in a laboratory at a/the university. (member of staff)
CB
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