元となった辞書の項目
studium generale
名詞
a
school
in
which
pedagogues
with
academic
titles
(doctores,
magistri,
professores,
etc.)
could
teach
students
from
other
countries,
and
could
offer
licenses
in
multiple
disciplines
(compare
to
studium
particulare).
Historians
often
designate
a
school's
recognition
as
a
studium
generale
as
one
of
the
key
characteristics
of
it
being
a
university.
日本語の意味
中世ヨーロッパの教育機関の一形態で、学位権を持つ教授陣が在籍し、外国からの学生も受け入れて複数の学問分野にわたる教育を行う学校。 / 大学という認識の一要素とされる、国際的かつ多領域にわたる講座が開かれる教育機関。
意味（1）
a
school
in
which
pedagogues
with
academic
titles
(doctores,
magistri,
professores,
etc.)
could
teach
students
from
other
countries,
and
could
offer
licenses
in
multiple
disciplines
(compare
to
studium
particulare).
Historians
often
designate
a
school's
recognition
as
a
studium
generale
as
one
of
the
key
characteristics
of
it
being
a
university.
