undertake studies

Frequency: 6.57.1 per million words

To formally commit to and begin a course of learning.

studyVERB + NOUN (sense: learning activities)

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undertake

Examples (10)

  • Many students choose to undertake further studies in the field of science.
  • He decided to undertake postgraduate studies at a prestigious university.
  • The scholarship allows her to undertake her studies abroad without financial worry.
  • Before you undertake such demanding studies, ensure you have the necessary time.
  • She is the first person in her family to undertake university studies.
  • The government provides grants for those who undertake part-time studies while working.
  • It is a significant commitment to undertake medical studies due to the long duration.
  • Having worked for years, he felt ready to undertake legal studies for a career change.
  • Students were encouraged to undertake independent studies to broaden their horizons.
  • Why did you choose to undertake your studies in this particular city?