1. an academic or professional field that combines knowledge and methods from multiple disciplines
Usage: often used in educational and research contexts

1. involving or combining multiple academic or professional disciplines
Usage: commonly used to describe programs, teams, or approaches

Examples

• The university launched a new multidiscipline program combining engineering, biology, and environmental science.
• Her research takes a multidiscipline approach, drawing from psychology, sociology, and neuroscience.
• The hospital created a multidiscipline team of doctors, nurses, and therapists to treat complex cases.
• Multidiscipline collaboration has become essential in solving modern global challenges.
• Students in the multidiscipline degree program study subjects across science, humanities, and technology.
• The project required a multidiscipline effort involving architects, engineers, and urban planners.