to form or develop an idea; think of, Conceive, to help someone remember something, Remind, to move people or goods from one place to another, Transport, to send or pass on information, signals or energy, Transmit, to move someone or something to another place, Transfer, recorded film or video material, Footage, products or items that can be bought and sold, Goods, to get; acquire, Obtain, to receive, achieve or increase, Gain, to include as part of something, Incorporate, to combine into one, Merge, to convince someone to do something, Persuade, to make someone believe something is true, Convince, to attract or tempt someone, Entice, a student studying for a first university degree, Undergraduate, to study for a university degree, Pursue a degree, a course that everyone must take, Compulsory course, learning throughout your life, Lifelong learning, practical training for a particular job, Vocational training, the course outline; list of topics to be studied, Syllabus, to plan what will be taught in a course, Develop the syllabus, to successfully complete your studies, Graduate, to hand in a research paper for assessment, Submit a dissertation, to give comments or advice to help someone improve, Provide feedback, to assess candidates before making a decision, Evaluate applicants, the money paid for education, Tuition fees, to formally request financial support for your studies, Apply for a scholarship, to gain or learn knowledge, Acquire knowledge, advancement to a higher position at work, Promotion, relating to studies after a first university degree, Postgraduate

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