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Elective

Definition

(academic/formal) A course or subject that students can choose to study, often in addition to the required or core curriculum. Typically offered in higher education institutions to allow students to specialise or explore interests beyond their main field of study.

Example Sentences

1The university offers a wide range of elective modules in the second year, allowing students to tailor their degree to their interests.
2Is it more beneficial for students to take electives that complement their major or explore unrelated fields to broaden their knowledge?
3The department introduced a new elective course on environmental economics, which quickly became one of the most popular choices among students.
4When choosing electives, consider how they will enhance your career prospects or contribute to your personal development.
5There is a growing trend towards interdisciplinary electives that combine insights from multiple disciplines to tackle complex real-world problems.

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