The term "bachelor's programme" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a university degree programme that culminates in a bachelor's degree. For example, "I am enrolled in a bachelor's programme in international relations at my university."
In this contribution an evaluation process for a blended-learning Bachelor's programme in electrical engineering and information technology is reported.
During their Bachelor's programme, PBLob students had prepared this type of knowledge for open-book tests.
Almost all theoretical knowledge that medical students acquire in the three curricula is studied in the Bachelor's programme.
Core knowledge referred to the knowledge all students had prepared for closed-book tests during their Bachelor's programme.
In the bachelor's programme in India, 11.6% of the total time is allocated to midwifery, and 18.6% of the total time is allocated in the diploma programme.
Possibly, as a result of the distinction between core and backup knowledge in their Bachelor's programme, PBLob students had paid more attention to core knowledge.
The universities of Exeter, Winchester and King's College London have all launched their own liberal arts bachelor's programmes in the past five years, New York University has opened a liberal arts university in Abu Dhabi, Yale has launched one in Singapore and interest is growing in Asia.
The knowledge-based Bachelor's programmes comprise pre-clinical training, whereas the clinically oriented Master's programmes involve several clerkships.
The students from the diploma and bachelor's programmes in Gujarat do not feel confident in core midwifery skills listed by the ICM.
The pre-service education offered in the diploma and bachelor's programmes in Gujarat does not prepare confident SBAs, as measured on selected midwifery competencies of the ICM.
The comparison of the diploma and bachelor's programmes and the factors which contributed to confidence have been presented elsewhere (25).
