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Originally Posted by mrei
Did some more research and found out that:
so I will change studies house to academic institution as suggested by Hebe, since my institution is a regular University.
Certificate of Studies is more common as suggested by Vicente. (I never know when is better to use of or change the position of the words...)
And I will avoid using career as suggested by SandraT. Using the form suggested by Vicente "in the field of".
Thanks again!
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"Certificate of..." is almost always used when speaking of the formal title of a document, e.g., certificate of health, certificate of origen, certificate of authenticity, etc.
In a general reference, in writing or in conversation, it can be called a "Studies Certificate", e.g., "she has a studies certificate from the university" or "the restaurant has a valid health certificate".