Examples of using Area of study in English and their translations into Swedish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Computer
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Programming
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Political
using cutting-edge research from this exciting and growing area of study.
and this depends on their area of study.
and this depends on their area of study.
substantial contribution to your area of study.
Many universities offer a Master that will allow the student to focus on his or her desired area of study.
Personal Statement that addresses the reason you are interested in pursuing graduate work in this area of study.
It is certain that this area of study will provide even more important and interesting discoveries in the future.
Data Science is an exciting new area of study that is applicable to a large number of industry sectors such as health,
If there was more than one area of study associated with the one qualification,
Urban design is an area of study and practice that combines numerous disciplines involved with the shaping of modern cities and towns.
Area of study includes interface design,
Each student is assigned a supervisor with expertise in the area of study chosen for the dissertation.
The vast majority of Norwegian students return to Norway to pursue careers in their area of study.
ensuring a good fit for your area of study and career goals…[-].
a unique approach to their chosen area of study.
These universities offer PhD programs that help doctoral candidates specialize in an area of study that may not be offered at other institutions.
guidance while you select and refine your area of study, and offer close supervision
Improve employability with a highly-specialized post-degree diploma in sustainable business practice Supplement your established area of study with the knowledge to thrive in the“green” economy Develop your sustainability planning
practical knowledge in their chosen area of study, which they will be able to use in analysis of problems;
The European rate for women by field of study is calculated on the basis of the total number of students, broken down by area of study and by sex, in those Member States for which data are available.