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1 akademisch
I Adj.1. academic; akademische Bildung university education; akademischer Grad academic qualification; akademisches Viertel the quarter of an hour between the official and actual start of a lecture or eventII Adv. academically* * *academic; learned; scholastic* * *a|ka|de|misch [aka'deːmɪʃ]1. adj (lit, fig)academicdie akadémische Jugend — (the) students pl
das akadémische Proletariat — (the) jobless graduates pl
der akadémische Senat (Univ) — the senate
das akadémische Viertel (Univ) — the quarter of an hour allowed between the announced start of a lecture etc and the actual start
2. adv* * *1) (of or concerning study especially in schools, colleges etc: an academic career.) academic2) academically* * *aka·de·misch[akaˈde:mɪʃ]I. adj1. (von der Universität verliehen) academic2. (studentisch) scholarly\akademisches Proletariat academic proletariat3. (abstrakt) theoretical, academicII. adv\akademisch gebildet sein to be academically [or university] educated* * *1.Adjektiv academic2.adverbial academically* * *A. adj1. academic;akademische Bildung university education;akademischer Grad academic qualification;akademisches Viertel the quarter of an hour between the official and actual start of a lecture or eventakademische Frage academic questionB. adv academically* * *1.Adjektiv academic2.adverbial academically* * *adj.academic adj.academical adj.collegiate adj.scholastic adj. adv.academically adv. -
2 akademischer Grad
akademischer Grad m BIL degree, academic qualification, university degree* * *m < Person> degree, academic qualification, university degree -
3 akademische Vorbildung
akademische Vorbildung f BIL academic qualification, university degree* * *akademische Vorbildung
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4 akademischer Titel
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5 Hochschulreife
f university entrance qualification(s Pl.); allgemeine / fachgebundene Hochschulreife general entrance qualification / entrance qualification resticted to certain subjects; sie hat 2001 die Hochschulreife erworben in GB etwa: she’s got her A-levels in 2001; in USA etwa: she’s graduated from high school in 2001; siehe auch Abitur* * *die Hochschulreifematriculation standard* * *Hoch|schul|rei|fefacademic standard required for university entranceer hat ( die) Hóchschulreife — ≈ he's got his A-levels (Brit), ≈ he's graduated from high school (US)
* * *Hoch·schul·rei·fef entrance requirement for higher educationmit/ohne \Hochschulreife with/without the requirements for further education* * *allgemeine/fachgebundene Hochschulreife general entrance qualification/entrance qualification restricted to certain subjects;sie hat 2001 die Hochschulreife erworben in GB etwa: she’s got her A-levels in 2001; in USA etwa: she’s graduated from high school in 2001; → auch Abitur* * *f.higher education entrance qualification n.matriculation standard n. -
6 Realschule
f secondary school leading to intermediate qualification; GB: etwa middle school, USA: etwa middle ( oder junior high) school* * *A Realschule is a type of German secondary school. It normally covers a period of four or six school years and is designed to provide a general education that goes beyond that of a Hauptschule. After completing Realschule students may try for a Fachabitur at a Fachoberschule or serve an apprenticeship. If students from a Realschule achieve good examination results, they may move up to the eleventh year of a Gymnasium and attempt the Abitur. In Austria the functions of Realschulen are performed by mathematische Realgymnasien and extended Hauptschulen. See: → Abitur, Gymnasium, Hauptschule, mittlere Reife* * *Re·al·schu·lef ≈ secondary modern school BRIT hist secondary/junior high school for ages 10 to 16 where pupils can work towards the intermediate school certificate, ‘mittlere Reife’* * *die ≈ secondary modern school (Brit. Hist.)•• Cultural note:The secondary school which prepares pupils for the Realschulabschluss ( Mittlere Reife) (school-leaving certificate).This type of school is in between Hauptschule and Gymnasium, catering for less academic children who will probably train for a practical career. Pupils stay at the Realschule for 6 years after the Grundschule. See also Schule, Lehre* * *Realschule f secondary school leading to intermediate qualification; GB: etwa middle school, USA: etwa middle ( oder junior high) school* * *die ≈ secondary modern school (Brit. Hist.)•• Cultural note:The secondary school which prepares pupils for the Realschulabschluss ( Mittlere Reife) (school-leaving certificate).This type of school is in between Hauptschule and Gymnasium, catering for less academic children who will probably train for a practical career. Pupils stay at the Realschule for 6 years after the Grundschule. See also Schule, Lehre -
7 wissenschaftlich
wissenschaftlich adj 1. GEN scientific (naturwissenschaftlich); 2. SOZ academic (Nachwuchs)* * ** * *wissenschaftlich
scientific;
• nachgewiesene wissenschaftliche Befähigung professional qualification in economics;
• wissenschaftliche Betriebsführung scientific management;
• wissenschaftlicher Fortschritt scientific advance;
• wissenschaftlich betriebene Landwirtschaft scientific farming;
• wissenschaftliche Tätigkeit back-room work. -
8 habilitiert
I P.P. habilitierenII Adj.: habilitierter Geisteswissenschaftler sein be qualified for a senior academic post in the arts* * *ha|bi|li|tiert [habili'tiːɐt]adjqualified to assume a professorship* * *ha·bi·li·tiertpp und 3. pers sing von habilitieren with a postdoctoral qualification, qualified as a university lecturer* * *B. adj:habilitierter Geisteswissenschaftler sein be qualified for a senior academic post in the arts -
9 akademisch ausgebildet
akademisch ausgebildet
university-trained (educated);
• akademische Ausbildung university education;
• akademische Laufbahn academic career;
• akademische Vorbildung academical qualification;
• akademischer Werdegang academic background. -
10 Diplom
Di·plom <-s, -e> [diʼplo:m] nt1) ( Hochschulzeugnis) degree;( Zeugnis) certificate, diploma;ein \Diplom [in etw dat] machen Hochschulstudium to get a degree [in sth]; Ausbildung to get a diploma [or certificate] [in sth]2) ( Ehrenurkunde) diploma, certificate¿Kultur?A Diplom is awarded to graduates in economics, engineering and the social and natural sciences. The Diplom curriculum concentrates on one subject (sometimes in combination with a minor) and its practical application. It constitutes a full academic and professional qualification which entitles the holder to work independently in the corresponding professional field.
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