StarDust88
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Hello
Could you please tell me if I can use "in the event of" in the sentence as follows: The qualification to be awarded shall match the areas of study, fields, and specialties, determined by the National Qualification Framework in the event of MA educational programmes. Or should I use "in the case of/in case of" (have failed to understand the difference between the two so far).
Could you please tell me if I can use "in the event of" in the sentence as follows: The qualification to be awarded shall match the areas of study, fields, and specialties, determined by the National Qualification Framework in the event of MA educational programmes. Or should I use "in the case of/in case of" (have failed to understand the difference between the two so far).