The phrase 'Academic Journey' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you want to describe a path of learning, study, and research. For example, "The Senior High School Program has been an exciting academic journey for me, and I'm excited to take on the next stage of my education."
It is also a significant part of a student's academic journey.
"Earlier in my academic journey I would have resisted this unavoidable fact of biology on the misguided rounds that a physical basis would diminish the grandeur and centrality of my choice of a life partner".
Or should I rather say, of my academic journey.
On 15 March 2002, Tamer walked out of Lompoc determined to resume his academic journey.
He attended Tsinghua School (the predecessor of Tsinghua University) in Beijing in 1915, which marked the start of his academic journey.
So how did I embark on my academic journey in forensic anthropology (where am I now), and where will that journey take me?
The qualitative analysis of the focus group content begins to reveal the rich tapestry of experiences, influences, and values that women bring with them to their undergraduate academic journeys.
Unfortunately, the truth is black students must learn how to excel in their academic journeys, professional careers and social lives, while navigating in a white world.
I was at the end of the line and by the time it was my turn, scores of bright, articulate people had spoken eloquently of their academic journeys, often highlighted by an anecdote about a special someone -- a grandparent, a parent, a mentor, a teacher -- who inspired them to continue their education.
The two professors settle into their alter-ego existences with relatively little turbulence: moving into each other's houses, driving their cars, sleeping with their wives … Much like Malcolm Bradbury's earlier Stepping Westward, the British academic's journey to America is first and foremost one of sexual liberation.
And he reclaims soft power from all those whom he thinks have misused the concept in its journey from academic textbook to newspaper editorial.
