Sentence examples for a third of academics from inspiring English sources

With a third of academics employed on fixed-term contracts (I'd guess this figure is a lot higher for research-only staff) and with the current scarcity of permanent lecturing positions, those of us wanting to stay in academia have little choice but to go from one research contract to another.

Your disillusionment is not unusual as a recent Guardian article makes clear--as many as a third of academics want to quit.

While women make up about half of all medical students and a third of academic faculty, they are sorely underrepresented in the upper ranks.

Our survey found that about two-thirds of female academic leaders feel unhappy with their work-life balance, compared with about a third of male academics.

A third of the academic staff have resigned.

Yet the appetite for research grew to a third of budgeted academic time, and was met.

According to the latest data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency (Hesa), more than a third of the academic workforce is now on temporary, fixed-term contracts.

Craig Gotsman, a Technion computer science professor with two start-ups under his belt, will direct the institute, which will ultimately be responsible for a third of the academic activity on campus.

By 2010, about a third of all academic staff will have reached retirement age.

Development Engineering, a first-of-its-kind academic discipline launched in 2014, is helping shape the next generation of problem solvers to take an integrated approach to creating sustainable solutions that benefit people and societies and drive economic development around the world.

The University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy today announced the creation of the new Cyber Policy Initiative (CPI), a first-of-its-kind academic initiative which will advance the emerging field of cyber policy and examine the intersection of national security, politics and technology.