"during their studies" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it, for instance, in the sentence: "Many students find it difficult to balance full-time work and family commitments during their studies."
At Babson, students are encouraged to become entrepreneurs during their studies, Mr. Gosselin said.
We know in Oxford that during their studies at least a third of students don't know what they want to do after graduation.
Once those debts have been cleared, new graduates should concentrate on paying back their overdrafts and any loans they may have accrued during their studies.
Work experience is often a part of the curriculum in vocational degrees, through 'sandwich courses', where students work for a time in industry during their studies.
The government also says students will be able to receive 25% more financial support during their studies as a result of the change.
Readmill was founded by Henrik Berggren and David Kjelkerud in Berlin, not long after the pair met during their studies at the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm.
Your supervisor? "A blemish on my career," is how one academic referred to their experience of supervising a student who developed mental health difficulties during their studies.
In the past, when councils were better off, the youth workers they employed could expect to be sponsored during their studies.
Many of them take even longer to finish, taking breaks to travel and for internships before and during their studies.
But while it's important for students to have freedom and flexibility during their studies — especially given the amount which they are now paying for their education — a lax attendance policy damages both their own studies and the university itself.
Anne Marie leads on the implementation of the UK Strategy for Outward Mobility, which aims to increase the proportion of UK domiciled students accessing international opportunities during their studies.
