The phrase "academic at both" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone who is academically inclined in two different areas or contexts, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "She is an academic at both institutions, contributing to research and teaching."
Alternatives: "scholarly in both" or "intellectually engaged in both".
Separately, I've received emails from groups of academics at both Manchester University and UCL opposing cuts and higher tuition fees.
Singapore's Ministry of Education offers academic research grants for academic staffs at both the National University of Singapore and the Nanyang Technological University and their affiliated research institutes and centers.
To address the issue of sustaining the practice and benefits of the CEM Model the work concludes with the articulation of a framework which establishes the integration of the EAP programme within academic programmes both at the strategic level through Teaching and Learning policies and operational processes.
Prof. Huang is very active in academic organizations both at home and abroad.
As demand and enrollment for post-secondary credentials increased in recent decades, academic administrators both at college and university campuses discovered that it was much more cost-efficient to hire teaching staff on a part-time, per course contract basis, rather than as full professors.
The multidose condition resulted in decreased typical quantity and frequency of drinking, lower total consumption, and reduced frequency of heavy episodic drinking at the 6-month followup; reduced academic consequences at both the 6-and 12-month followup, and reduced non-academic consequences and alcohol problems at the 12-month followup.
As a leading research university, Todai offers courses in essentially all of the academic disciplines at both undergraduate and graduate levels, and conducts research across the full spectrum of academic activity.
The mixed inheritance of the modern university is the subject of a new book with the somewhat oxymoronic title "Academic Charisma and the Origins of the Research University," by William Clark, a historian who has spent his academic career at both American and European universities.
Each additional risk factor was associated with a drop in academic achievement at both grade levels.
Father Greeley actively participated in academic discourse at both of those institutions for the rest of his life.
