Here is a selection of useful vocabulary from the provided images that can help with English for studying abroad:

Assignment: A homework task given to university students.

Campus: The buildings and surrounding area of a university or college.

Course: A series of lessons on a particular subject.

Degree: The qualification received after completing university studies.

Dissertation: The paper written at the end of a degree course.

Enron: To officially join a course or university.

Exam: A formal test of a student's knowledge.

Faculty: A group of departments focusing on specific academic subjects.

Freshman: A student in their first year of university.

Grade Point Average (GPA): The average of a student's grades.

Graduate: A person who has completed a degree.

Halls of Residence: Campus accommodation for students.

Lecture: A formal class where students take notes and listen to the lecturer.

Matriculate: To officially begin university studies.

Major/minor: The main and secondary subjects a student studies.

Master's Degree: A degree taken after a Bachelor's, usually one or two years.

Prerequisite: A class that must be taken before another class.

Professor: A university teacher of the highest rank.

Room and Board: A room with food provided.

Semester: One of two main periods into which the academic year is divided.

Syllabus: A list of topics to be studied in a course.

Term: A division of the academic year, usually lasting a few months.

Transcript: A record of courses and grades earned by a student.

Tuition: The money paid for attending university.

Undergraduate: A student studying for their first degree.

Varsity: The main sports team representing a university.

Scholarship:  Financial aid provided to students based on merit or need.


This vocabulary will be helpful when navigating university systems, especially in an English-speaking country.

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  1. KingsmeaD International17 May 2025 at 02:47

    Impressive article. Your insights into intercultural education are spot-on. Kingsmead International is also committed to enriching students’ lives through high-quality cultural exchange programs.

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