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Common collocations with seminar in American Collocation

seminar noun countable

US /ˈsemɪˌnɑr/

at a regular time

annual
fortnightly
monthly
regular
weekly

The course is taught in ten weekly one-hour seminars in the first term.

length of seminar

one-hour, two-day etc

Additionally, we run six one-day seminars each year at our Conference Centre.

free

free

Businesses are being offered the chance to attend free training seminars on the Green Tourism Business Scheme.

for people in part of a country or from several countries

international
regional

The study group organized ten international seminars, the proceedings of which have been published.

done online

interactive
online
virtual

Most students reported that they enjoyed the virtual seminars, and wanted more of them.

time of the day

afternoon
breakfast
evening
lunchtime
weekend

Regular evening and lunchtime seminars are held.

for people doing an advanced degree

graduate
postgraduate

The Department also runs a series of staff and postgraduate seminars featuring regular presentations by scholars of international standing.

subject of seminar

business
history
management
marketing
research
training

The Department holds a weekly research seminar for its staff and postgraduates.

be present at a seminar

attend
go to

As part of their formal training, all students at UCC attend seminars on project management.

organize a seminar

convene
hold
host
organize
run
stage

The first seminar was held at Keele and was attended by over 70 delegates.

give a seminar

conduct
deliver
give
present

In March Professor Philip Hanson gave a seminar on ‘Economic Developments and Prospects in Russia’.

be in charge of a seminar

chair
facilitate
lead

A senior member of staff chairs the seminar.