academic, Connected to schools, studying and learning, rather than practical or physical work, campus, The physical land and buildings of a university, school or college where students study and live., graduation, a ceremony that takes place when you finish a course of study, qualification, An official record that shows you have finished the study &/or training required for a job, facilities, The rooms, equipment, &/or services available to students e.g. library, canteen, gym or computer lab, class activities, Structured learning tasks that students participate in as part of a lesson, lecture, A formal talk given by a teacher, lecturer, professor or expert to a large group of students, tutorial, A small class where a teacher or tutor and a small group of students discuss a specific topic or homework, primary school, A school for young children, usually from about 5 to 11 years old., secondary school, A school for older children and teenagers, usually from ages 11 to 18 (also called high school), professor, A senior, high-level teacher at a university, bachelor's degree, an undergraduate qualification from a university that usually involves 3-4 years of full-time study, student services, administration area where students get information about courses and other support e.g. counselling, university, a place of higher education and research where students study for an academic degree, vocational education and training, practical, job-focused learning, also known by its acronym, VET

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