University subject or discipline?

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Which one it more correct  to say "University subject or University discipline"?By the way, is it ok to say "correcter"? It doesn't sound right to me, but maybe I'm wrong.Thanks!

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TinaMrBy the way, is it ok to say "correcter"?

No. Definitely not correct.

TinaMrWhich one it more correct to say "University subject or University discipline"?

Here are a few collocations )American English):

university major (The field of study in which a student is pursuing a degree)
university department (The basic administrative unit of a university. The "dean" is the department head.)
a subject - a subset of a major, sometimes consisting of one class, and sometimes a series. Certain subjects are required, others are optional. Optional subjects are electives. Freshman English is a required subject for all university students, regardless of their major.
university discipline - an awkward expression that I would interpret as the level of concentration and focus a student requires to get good marks.

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