"pursuing studies" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing someone who is working or studying in order to gain knowledge or qualifications, for example: "John has been pursuing studies in mathematics for five years now."
Her hobbies include writing, Fantasy Football, plus FX and Commodities trading, and she is currently pursuing studies in Investment Management.
Sanger's interaction with nucleic acid groups at the new laboratory led to his pursuing studies on ribonucleic acid (RNA).
The whole system just seems designed to squeeze everyone but the already rich out of pursuing studies in arts and humanities, since the investment is unlikely to be recouped by subsequent work opportunities.
A better trend to point out is how many more women than men are pursuing studies in areas such as medicine and law at top universities in their 20s rather than child rearing.
Spencer's interest in anthropology blossomed in 1894, when he joined the Horn Scientific Expedition to explore central Australia and met Francis James Gillen, who had been independently pursuing studies of the Aborigines.
Later, when Randhir was pursuing studies in Lahore at Sikh National College and later the University of the Punjab, he became involved in leftwing student movements, spending a short time in jail for his activities and eventually working on the editorial staff of the Communist party's Punjabi weekly Jang-i-Azadi Jang-i-Azadi Jang-i-Azadi
Most of today's celebrated teachers of Buddhism had their first experience of the religion in college, before pursuing study in the East.
A knock-on effect is the low number of students pursuing study or careers in science and engineering.
Estefania has decided to pursue studies in child psychology.
Kaptchuk decided to pursue studies in Chinese philosophy and medicine at the source.
He said the university would continue to pursue studies on energy and the environment.
