diploma
diploma — noun
1. an official document from a school, college, or university that is given to a st
an official document from a school, college, or university that is given to a student who has completed a program of study or passed all the exams needed.
Renata received her diploma in graphic design after two years of study.
receive a diploma in [subject]
A diploma in nursing was awarded to Wei after he completed the three-year program.
passive: be awarded a diploma in [subject]
Zuri hung her high school diploma on the wall next to the family photo.
To earn a diploma in marketing, students pass written exams and a group project.
Dario framed his diploma and placed it beside his desk in the study.
- certificate
typically for shorter, less advanced courses; a certificate may not require as many years of study as a diploma.
- degree
a higher academic award from a university, usually involving longer study (3-4 years) and broader subject coverage.
- qualification
the broadest term; any proof that a person has met the requirements for a job, skill, or course.
文法句型
diploma + in [subject]
get/receive/earn a diploma
award + someone + a diploma
用法筆記
In many education systems, a diploma is shorter or more practical than a university degree and often focuses on a specific skill or profession. The phrase 'diploma in + subject' is very common.