Synonyms and antonyms of General words for study and studying in British Thesaurus

action research (noun)

a type of research whose aim is to address specific problems found in a particular area of activity

case study (noun)

a piece of research that records details of how a situation develops over a period of time

CMC (noun)

education the use of networked computers for teachers to communicate with students and students to communicate with one another

practicum (noun)

American a practical section of a course of study

research (noun)

the detailed study of something in order to discover new facts, especially in a university or scientific institution

research (noun)

relating to or involved in research

research and development (noun)

the work that companies do when they are developing new products, services, or methods. Research and development is often simply called R and D.

researcher (noun)

someone who does research, especially someone who works for a television or film company collecting relevant facts and ideas

revision (noun)

educationBritish the work of studying for an examination

scholarship (noun)

serious formal study, and the knowledge that you get from it

school (noun)

education the period during your life when you go to school

someone’s schooldays ()

the time in your life when you go to school

specialization (noun)

the study of a particular part of a wider subject

studies (noun)

the work that you do while you are at a college or university

study (noun)

the process of learning about a subject by reading and by going to school, university etc

study (noun)

the process of learning about a problem or subject using scientific methods

study (noun)

a research project that examines a problem or a particular subject