Program - A set of courses that leads to a diploma or degree, Course - A single subject of study within a program, Major - The main subject you study in a degree program, Specialization - A focused area of study within a program, Curriculum - The overall plan of courses and content in a program, Elective - A course you choose, not required by the program, Prerequisite - Something you must complete before taking a course, Enrollment - The process of registering in a program or course, Intake - The time when new students can start a program, Lecture - A classroom session where a professor teaches many students, Seminar - A smaller class focused on discussion and participation, Practicum - Supervised practical training as part of a program, Internship - Work experience connected to your studies, Assessment - The way teachers check your learning (e.g., tests, projects), Learning outcomes - The knowledge and skills students should gain after finishing a program, Faculty - The teachers or academic staff at a university, Resources - Helpful materials or support (e.g., library, labs, services), Career opportunities - Jobs or professions you can do after finishing a program,

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