knowledge

/ˈnɒlɪdʒ/noun

Information and understanding about a subject, place, or situation that a person has gained.

Example sentence

“Her knowledge of local plants comes from years of hiking these hills.”

Uncountable: 'much knowledge', never 'knowledges'. 'To my knowledge' hedges a claim; 'common knowledge' needs no source.

Related words

disciplineThe ability to control your own behavior; self-control.assignmentThe act of handing out a job or duties, or the task that is given.curriculumThe full range of subjects and lessons taught at a school, college, or university.tuitionThe money paid for teaching, especially the fees charged by a college, university, or private school.diplomaAn official certificate from a school or college confirming that a student has finished a course of study or earned a degree.scholarshipMoney awarded to a student to help pay for their education.