Sentence examples for academia it from inspiring English sources

When it comes to finding jobs outside academia, "it's not that Ph.D.s are not prepared," says Janet Metcalfe, the director of the U.K. GRAD Programme, which commissioned the report.

"In academia, it is increasingly about specialising now.

In academia, it is appropriate to see every side, says Mr Manley.

But while that arrangement is standard in academia, it veers from what happens at most planetariums.

With the involvement of companies, governments, NGOs, financial institutions and academia, it deals with sustainable hydropower development and water management.

— In the halls of academia, it is the rare senior professor who volunteers to teach basic science courses to undergraduates.

This phenomenon is so well known in academia that it even has its own name: Campbell's Law.

First of all, its origins in academia made it easier to get working scientists to pay close attention to what computing had to offer.

I couldn't believe how competitive it was and how much more sophisticated industry was than academia when it came to software.

That's one of the great things about academia - it teaches you to think for yourself.

"In academia now it has become a less prestigious activity to be concerned about social reforms".