I studied 'in' Kadir Has University Or I studied 'at' Kadir Has University? I studied 'in' Kadir Has University Or I studied 'at' Kadir Has University? Which one is correct? Aren't they both correct?

HyunWook Park

I studied 'in' Kadir Has University Or I studied 'at' Kadir Has University? I studied 'in' Kadir Has University Or I studied 'at' Kadir Has University? Which one is correct? Aren't they both correct? Thanks a lot for your help in advance! Hyunwook

Jul 28, 2015 7:04 AM

Answers · 3

You would be understood if you used both, but you should use 'at'. You can say something like 'I have a degree in Law' - 'in' is used for the subject learned. At is generally used for where it was learned. I hope this helps.

July 28, 2015

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