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Hotmale Posted 4 years ago
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Study programme vs field of study

Hello!

Can you tell me what the difference is between "study programme/program" and "a field of study", please?


Suppose I'd like to study psychology at university, is psychology "a study programme" or "a field of study"?

And if I want to specialise in clinical psychology, what would it be? Speciality/specialisation? (I want to keep British terminology).


Thank you

  

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Hotmale Can you tell me what the difference is between "study programme/program" and "a field of study", please? The former refers to a particular/specific course, at the end of which you get some sort of certificate. The latter is an area of study.

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  • Hotmale Can you tell me what the difference is between "study programme/program" and "a field of study", please?
  • The former refers to a particular/specific course, at the end of which you get some sort of certificate.
  • The latter is an area of study.
  • Hotmale Suppose I'd like to study psychology at university, is psychology "a study programme" or "a field of study"?
  • It's a field of study.
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HotmaleCan you tell me what the difference is between "study programme/program" and "a field of study", please?

The former refers to a particular/specific course, at the end of which you get some sort of certificate. The latter is an area of study.

HotmaleSuppose I'd like to study psychology at university, is psychology "a study
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