"postgraduate learning" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase when referring to the study of a specific subject at an advanced academic level, usually pursued after completion of an undergraduate degree. For example: "I am currently pursuing postgraduate learning in biology at Stanford University."
Postgraduate learning is driven by self motivation and relevance to clinical practice whereas undergraduate learning is generally driven by external factors such as curriculum and examinations [ 12].
Following this workshop a national postgraduate Learning Portfolio (see additional file 2) and Portfolio Guide (see additional file 3) for Family Medicine training in South Africa was distributed to all eight medical schools and the College of Family Physicians [ 7].
HMOs recognized the important roles of PAs and NPs in controlling costs, and restrictions on resident duty hours spurred employment and postgraduate learning opportunities in hospital inpatient settings [ 18].
Millen's New Career Matt Millen, the former linebacker and current Fox N.F.L. analyst, is in postgraduate school, learning to be an umpire.
As one of the sector's biggest providers of postgraduate distance learning, we are well aware of both the challenges and the advantages of this path.
As a first step in a strategy to develop effective educational interventions for residents' teaching skills, the Postgraduate Studies Division staff at the National Autonomous University of Mexico UNAMM) Faculty of Medicine designed a questionnaire to survey our postgraduate students' learning needs.
Mentoring undergraduates has the potential to engage postgraduates in learning about the "many aspects of faculty work" (Austin, 2002; p. 114).
Her comments suggested that the challenge of gauging undergraduates' research abilities was twofold: the process of determining what undergraduates could and could not do, and coaching postgraduates in learning to navigate this process as they worked with undergraduates.
At the time, aspiring composers typically pursued postgraduate study in Europe, learning the latest styles of twelve-tone music and soaking in the great traditions of the past.
Medical students, even those in postgraduate training, learn little or nothing about Sjögren's (pronounced SHOW-grins), in which the body attacks its own secretory glands and tissues.
In October, he and his small team of postgraduate students learned that their invention was one of four finalists in the HackingBullipedia contest, and although the accomplished professor at City University in London, where he is also director of its Mixed Reality Lab, has received a slew of awards for his work on the interface between humans and computers, this contest promised to be different.
