The phrase "broad educational background" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone (or yourself) as having a variety of knowledge and skills that come from different areas of study or experience. For example, "My broad educational background includes both a degree in business and a degree in computer science."
Having had that broad educational background in addition to in-depth training in a particular area as well as specific consulting experience made me more valuable to future employers.
We thus expected parents to represent a broad educational background.
In view of the importance of FP to Tanzania, the broad educational background among FP providers and the paucity of information on pre-service curricula used to teach FP, there was need to explore the extent and quality of pre-service FP teaching.
Steele's educational background includes fashion, and metal arts, as well as crafts and design.
With his broad educational and practical background, Hockett has forged collaborations with faculty from many Cornell and peer university departments, as well as with state and federal legislators, think tanks, investment banks, and community groups.
Objective statements are still okay, but only if it's not apparent from your work experience where you're headed next in your career, like if you're switching fields or are just starting out and your educational background is broad.
This broad spectrum of educational backgrounds reflects the interdisciplinary nature of agricultural research today.
All attempts were made to engage field-based staff with a broad range of educational backgrounds and expertise; however, the success of these efforts may have been limited given the challenge of accessing field-based staff in acute emergency situations in particular.
your educational background, including ongoing education and expected future education.
