degreecourse

noun
UK /dɪˈɡriː kɔːs/
US /dɪˈɡriː kɔːrs/

A degree course is a set of classes you take at college to earn a degree.

She is taking a degree course in biology at the university.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A planned series of lessons that leads to a diploma or certificate.

He finished a two-year degree course in graphic design.

3. The official path of required and elective classes for a specific subject.

The degree course for history includes both lectures and seminars.

4. A program of study offered by a school or department.

The engineering degree course takes four years to complete.