The phrase "bachelor course" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a specific program of study at a university or college that leads to a bachelor's degree. Example: "I am currently enrolled in a bachelor course in business administration at the university."
The education takes place in a bachelor course on a university for applied science.
Meanwhile, since 2009, there has been a steady increase in the number of students who enrol in a bachelor course and then drop out the following year.
Currently, there is one tertiary-level undergraduate bachelor course in paramedical science provided by Auckland University of Technology (AUT) [9].
Her bachelor course has largely involved hiking, skiing and paddling through its surrounding mountains, forests and deep blue waters.
The intervention studies were conducted in the context of the third year Academic Bachelor course "Instructional Strategies" taught at the Faculty of Educational Sciences of Ghent University.
Because of these contradictory results, two consecutive interventions were set up during a Bachelor course in Educational Sciences to broaden research on both students' expectations and experiences about "pedagogical tweeting".
This paper aims at analyzing the socio-emotional competency in students attending bachelor courses to become operative officers.
It applies to bachelor courses at public universities, except in medicine.
Pyne is not likely to reintroduce caps on bachelor degrees as a way to limit increasing costs, but has backed an extension of the demand-driven funding system to include support for diploma programs to which students may be better suited than bachelor courses.
A 20 point increase in NCEA Rank Score increased the odds of passing all first year bachelor courses by a factor of 1.5 (CI: 1.24-1.74; p < 0.0001), with similar results for passing all Core 4 courses (Table 8).
The odds of passing all first year bachelor courses (CI: 1.45-7.69; p = 0.005) and all Core 4 courses (CI: 1.39-7.69; p = 0.007) was 3.3 times higher for those students who followed MAPAS advice versus those students who did not (Table 9).
