curriculum
n. C / Un. the group of subjects or the plan of study used by a school or college. It covers everything students are expected to learn in a specific course.
n. the aggregate of courses of study given in a school, college, or university. Often refers to the structured set of learning outcomes and content designed to be delivered within a specific educational program.
The school is adding coding to the primary curriculum.
The history department updated the curriculum to include more diverse perspectives on the industrial revolution.
Standardized testing often forces teachers to prioritize the core curriculum over elective subjects that might foster more creative thinking in the classroom.
Borrowed from Latin curriculum (“course”), derived from currō (“run, move quickly”). Doublet of curricle.
The plural form is either 'curricula' (formal/academic) or 'curriculums' (standard).
the curriculums of the school are...the curriculum of the school is...Learners often use the plural form when referring to a single school's unified program of study.