Interdisciplinary (adjective)

  1. Involving or combining two or more academic disciplines.
  2. Involving or combining different branches of knowledge or skills.

Origin:

Early 20th century: from inter- "between" + disciplinary.

Examples:

  1. The research project was interdisciplinary in nature.
  2. The course is designed to be interdisciplinary and will cover topics from several fields.
  3. The team was composed of experts from various interdisciplinary fields.
  4. The interdisciplinary approach to the problem led to a more comprehensive solution.
  5. Interdisciplinary research is becoming increasingly important in the field of science.
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