Joint Awards

Short Definition

Joint Awards mean collaborative awards given by two or more institutions or organizations.

In-depth Overview

Joint Awards

Long definition: Joint awards in higher education refer to academic qualifications or degrees that are conferred jointly by two or more educational institutions or organizations. These collaborative programs allow students to earn a single degree or qualification that reflects the expertise and resources of each participating institution. Joint awards can be offered at various levels, including undergraduate and postgraduate and often involve a formal agreement between the institutions outlining the program's structure and requirements.

Etymology: The term "joint awards" is a straightforward combination of "joint", indicating collaboration or shared effort and "awards", referring to academic qualifications or honors granted to individuals.

Synonyms or related academic terms: Collaborative Degrees, Dual Degrees, Joint Degree Programs.

Examples of Use:

• She earned a joint bachelor's degree in Business Administration from two prestigious universities.
• The joint awards program between the engineering school and the design institute offers a unique interdisciplinary learning experience.
• Many students pursue joint postgraduate degrees to gain a broader skill set and enhance their career prospects.

Translations:
Spanish: Titulaciones Conjuntas
French: Diplômes Conjoints
German: Gemeinsame Abschlüsse
Italian: Lauree Condivise
Portuguese: Diplomas Conjuntos
Japanese: 共同学位 (Kyōdō Gakui)
Chinese (Simplified): 联合学位 (Liánhé Xuéwèi)
Hindi: संयुक्त पुरस्कार (Sanyukta Puraskar)

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unirank Glossary Classification

Miscellaneous higher education terms > University academic terms