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| ====Higher education====
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| =====Apprenticeships and trade schools=====
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| Apprenticeship, which is highly decentralized, attempts to teach skills directly relevant to a career path that a person wishes to enter; most of the time it leads directly to internships or jobs. Trade schools attempt to scale up this apprenticeship process, and have historical origins in apprenticeships.
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| Apprenticeships include:
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| * training for most jobs in the sciences (in Tricin, this notion includes psychology and economics) such as coding, lab technician, ...
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| * training for musicians
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| * training for pink collar jobs such as nursing/social work/therapy/sex work.
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| * teacher schools, for primary and secondary school teachers
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| =====Professional schools=====
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| Medical, law, dentistry, pharmacy, psychiatry, engineering schools.
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| =====Universities=====
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| Universities are considered appropriate only for those who aim to eventually enter research or teaching in higher education, or those who simply wish to undertake a particularly intense study of a subject. Only 5% (fT 2453) of Anøvrians and 5.3% (fT 2456) of Fyxoomians are university students or graduates. Enrollment requires an entrance exam.
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| For illustration, this is what a curriculum for a modern (~fT 2460) undergraduate pure math student might look like (roughly corresponds to upper undergraduate and early graduate courses at our universities):
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| 1st year
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| *Writing proofs
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| *Combinatorics
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| *Elementary number theory
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| *Probability
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| *Formal linear algebra
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| 2nd year
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| *Abstract algebra (Groups, rings, modules, fields, Galois theory)
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| *Real analysis (Axiomatic calculus)
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| *Point-set topology
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| *PDEs
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| *Complex analysis
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| 3rd year
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| *Real analysis (Lebesgue measure and integration)
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| *Differential geometry
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| *Algebraic topology
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| 4th year
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| *Advanced number theory
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| *Category theory/Mathematical logic
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| *A capstone course, involving independent study of a topic (if the student wishes to graduate in their 4th year, instead of continuing into graduate studies)
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| ==Art== | | ==Art== |