Academics

3. A course that students can choose to take, rather than being mandatory.
5. A temporary job providing practical experience in a student's field of study.
6. A long research paper required for a degree, often at the master's or doctoral level.
7. A formal talk given by a professor to a large audience of students.
9. A student's primary field of study in college or university.
11. A half-year academic term, typically lasting 15–18 weeks.
12. The grounds and buildings of a college or university.
13. A senior academic responsible for teaching and research.
15. A fourth-year student in a bachelor's degree program.

1. The head of a college or academic department.
2. The office responsible for managing student records and course registrations.
4. The overall content and subjects included in a course or program.
8. A short, hands-on course focused on developing practical skills.
10. The process of registering for classes or joining a university.
11. Financial aid awarded to students based on merit or need, which doesn’t need to be repaid.
14. A general word for a division of the academic year, such as a semester or quarter.