Politics

2. A division of a university, school, or organization focused on a specific area of study (e.g., the Department of Politics).
9. To be accepted and begin your studies at a university.
12. Relating to an occupation or employment. "Vocational training" is focused on preparing for a specific trade or craft, more hands-on than theoretical academic study.

1. To impart knowledge or skill to someone through instruction or example. (e.g., She teaches political science at the university).
3. Relating to a profession, which typically requires advanced education and training (e.g., professional standards). (2) A person engaged in a specific activity as a paid job rather than as an amateur.
4. To make a formal request for something (e.g., admission to a university, a job, a grant). You apply to an institution and for a position/program.
5. To devote time and attention to acquiring knowledge on a subject, especially from books. (The process of learning).
6. To have a feeling of curiosity or concern about something.
7. The process of receiving or giving systematic instruction, especially at a school or university. It's a broader term than teaching or training.
8. To acquire knowledge or skill through study, experience, or being taught. (The student's goal).
10. The profession or practice of being a teacher; the act of imparting knowledge.
11. The process of learning the skills you need to do a particular job or activity. Often practical and skills-based.