The phrase "a further academic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional academic pursuit, qualification, or aspect related to education or research.
Example: "After completing my master's degree, I decided to pursue a further academic qualification in environmental science."
Alternatives: "an additional academic" or "a subsequent academic".
Unconditional offers do not have any further academic requirements the student needs to meet - in other words, the place is guaranteed before exams are even taken.
A major in Statistics from Berkeley is an excellent preparation for a career in science, in industry, or as a preparation for further academic study in a wide variety of fields.
Successful science hackathon projects establish a foothold for further academic collaboration, and seldom result in a finished product themselves.
The program is structured as an introduction to studio culture and architectural discourse, and serves as a vehicle for further academic pursuits within the field.
Our results make an important contribution to further academic research.
This is important both as a theoretical issue, in light of the recognition by many of healthcare as a universal right, as well as an empirical fact that requires further academic exploration and public attention.
The journal's change in approach to an industry often addressed with heated emotion and right-wrong debate brings further academic insight into an arena that, according to a 2013 study by porn site Paint Bottle, consumes nearly 30percentt of all data transferred across the web.
Additional follow up is needed to determine if GCI, quantitative, verbal, and memory associations with prenatal DDE exposure is a key determinant of poor further academic performance, considering that DDT is still being used in some countries (Bouwman et al. 2011).
Students granted an addition semester to complete further academic work are expected to finish that work and graduate after the ninth semester.
