seminar

seminar
noun
1 class at a university, etc.
ADJECTIVE
weekly, etc.
freshman (AmE), graduate, senior (AmE), undergraduate

I taught a senior seminar titled ‘Working Class Literature’.

online
… OF SEMINARS
series
VERB + SEMINAR
conduct, give, teach (AmE)

In spring 2006 I taught a seminar on Sappho.

attend, go to
be entitled (esp. BrE), be titled (esp. AmE)

Architect Ken Bonner presented a seminar titled ‘Elements of Design’.

SEMINAR + NOUN
discussion, paper
room
programme/program, series
PREPOSITION
at a/the seminar, in a/the seminar

There was some lively debate at this week's seminar.

seminar on

Professor Mackay will give a seminar on Pound's poetry.

2 conference for discussion/training
ADJECTIVE
all-day, half-day, weekend
one-day, two-day, etc.
annual

the eighteenth annual seminar on mineral photography

business, educational, management, training
free

I began to put on free seminars for the public.

special
international
VERB + SEMINAR
hold, host, offer, organize, run
sponsor
do, present
lead

I once led a seminar on motivation.

attend, go to
SEMINAR + VERB
take place
focus on sth

a seminar focusing on Africa

SEMINAR + NOUN
participant
leader
PREPOSITION
seminar for

I recently spoke at an educational seminar for judges.


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