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1)read the text and answer the questions:
1. what do the students do in a lecture?
2. what academic qualifications are mentioned in the text?
higher education in great britain
1. there are some 90 universities and 70 other higher education institutions in great britain. they all provide a wide range of courses from lower-level technical and commercial courses of various kinds to advanced courses.
2. courses are a combination of lectures, seminars, tutorials and laboratory work. in a lecture the student is one of a large number of students. he listens to the lecturers, takes notes, but asks no questions. in a seminar he raises problems and discusses them with his fellow students under the direction of one of the teachers. in a tutorial he discusses his personal academic problems with a teacher.
3. study in courses may be full-time and part-time. full-time education includes sandwich courses in which periods of full-time study (for example, six months) alternate with full-time practical work and training in industry.
4. a degree is an academic qualification awarded at most universities and colleges upon completion of a higher educational course (a first degree - bachelors of arts or science) or a piece of research (higher degrees - master of arts or science ).
5. if students wish to become academics and perhaps teach in a university, then they will work for a higher degree, a doctor of philosophy - a ph.d. for this they will have to carry out some important research-work.


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