Sentence examples for studies a subject from inspiring English sources

This summer's great education debate has seen frequent mention of media studies – a subject that is now a byword for dumbing down.

McClelland modernised Laws Stores before returning to Balliol in 1962 as a fellow in management studies – a subject that at the time drew considerable scorn.

Much later I discovered this was the period that her school knew as religious studies – a subject, I am proud to say, that my children have all been spectacularly bad at.

Sue's constant quest for self-improvement included attaining, in 2009, a master's degree in Shakespeare authorship studies, a subject on which she gave talks and presentations, including at the Globe theatre in London.

The uni experience [of studying a subject] is very different to the real life working environment".

What is the point of studying a subject just in theory?

"Studying a subject I absolutely love at Cambridge is still quite surreal," he says.

You go to university and choose to study a subject that will bring you a secure middle-class future.

At the very least studying a subject you find boring is unlikely to lead to academic glory.

Once, most students saw university as a one-off opportunity to spend three years studying a subject they loved.

To get into a study, a subject needs both to meet diagnostic criteria for depression and to have the requisite symptom severity, which varies from study to study.