học chế

học chế

Học chế cũ yêu cầu học sinh mặc đồng phục nghiêm chỉnh.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • Academic system; educational regime: Refers to the established structure, rules, and organization of an educational institution or system. This is the primary meaning.
    • Academic regulation; study rule: Can refer to a specific rule or set of rules governing studies within an institution.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • Học chế tín chỉ ngày càng phổ biếncác trường đại học. (The credit-based academic system is becoming increasingly common in universities.)
    • Trường đại học này áp dụng một học chế rất nghiêm ngặt. (This university applies a very strict academic regime.)
    • Sinh viên cần nắm học chế của nhà trường. (Students need to understand the school's academic regulations.)
Advanced Usage
  • This term is often used in formal, administrative, or historical contexts related to education policy and institutional organization.
  • It can describe systemic features such as semester/credit systems, grading policies, attendance rules, and degree requirements collectively.
Variants and Related Words
  • Chế độ học tập (n): Study regime/system. A more modern or descriptive phrase with similar meaning.
  • Quy chế đào tạo (n): Training regulations. A closely related term often used in official documents.
  • Hệ thống giáo dục (n): Education system. A broader term encompassing the entire national or institutional framework.
Synonyms
  • Hệ thống học thuật (n): Academic system.
  • Quy định học vụ (n): Academic regulations.
Notes on Usage
  • The note "()" or "(arch.)" in reference dictionaries indicates this term has a somewhat formal or dated feel in modern, everyday Vietnamese. It is still perfectly correct and used in official, academic, and historical contexts but may be replaced by more specific or modern phrases in casual conversation.
  • It typically refers to the system of a single institution (e.g., a university's ) rather than the entire national education system, for which hệ thống giáo dục is more common.