The phrase "academia contract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to agreements or arrangements within academic institutions or between academia and other entities.
Example: "The university signed an academia contract to collaborate on research projects with the private sector."
Alternatives: "academic agreement" or "scholarly contract".
Perali's university offers several 2-year renewable contracts--longer contracts in academia are hard to come by in any field in Italy--and he remains optimistic that new research avenues will open up.
A 2012 law that ordered French public employers to offer stable employment after 6 years of short-term contracts backfired, making it impossible for many postdocs to extend or get a new contract in academia.
Academic dishonesty presents in different forms, including fabrication of data, falsifying references, multiple submissions, collusion, and sabotage, with two forms haunting academia, namely plagiarism and contract cheating or ghost writing.
The use of casual contracts in academia is a thorny topic – and one that doesn't seem to be going anywhere any time soon.
So, in the meantime, I continued working in contract positions in academia.
However, the field of academia is dominated by temporary contracts.
Museum work is traditionally very difficult to find, poorly paid, and on short-term contracts (sounds like academia!), but it offers an appealing work environment.
Instead of operating labs in-house, AstraZeneca set up a small, biotechlike team that manages a portfolio of neuroscience projects and taps into breaking science through partnerships with biopharma companies, contract research organizations and academia.
Attendees were drawn from 15 US states plus 7 foreign countries and included 9 representatives from government agencies, 10 from academia, and 35 from industry, including contract pharma representatives.
