For example:
* A marketing degree might teach you how to use keywords in advertising campaigns and digital marketing strategies to reach target audiences.
* An SEO (Search Engine Optimization) specialization within a marketing or computer science degree would heavily involve keyword research, analysis, and implementation to improve website ranking.
* A library science degree might cover the use of keywords in cataloging and indexing information resources.
* A computer science degree focused on information retrieval or natural language processing could involve the study of algorithms that utilize keywords for searching and organizing large datasets.
Therefore, you wouldn't pursue a "keyword" degree. You'd pursue a degree in a relevant field and learn about keywords as a *part* of that curriculum.