The phrase "academic character" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to qualities that are valued by academics, such as intellectual curiosity, critical thinking and the ability to excel in one's chosen field of study. For example, "Julia has an impressive academic character; her grades and resume demonstrate her commitment to success."
"Gibraltar" jettisons Stephen Dedalus, the young academic character whose story threads through the novel, to focus on the advertising salesman Leopold Bloom and his younger wife, Molly.
Owing to its technical and academic character, analytic philosophy did not at first influence more than a relatively small number of Latin American philosophers.
Whereas Futures Research was more focused on scientific methods, on forecasting and planning, in the USA the term Futurology circulated in a more populist sense, whereas Ossip Flechtheim in the Federal Republic of Germany sought to emphasise the explicit academic character of Futurologie.
Applied with academic rigour, character education could certainly be part of Labour's answer on social mobility.
A multidisciplinary team is academic in character because it joins together members trained in different disciplines, whereas an inter-professional team is professional in character because it joins together members trained in program areas of clinical practice, plus academic researchers [ 14].
This should help you present your work with a more commercial "flavour", even if it is very academic in character.
I remember being impressed by the moral strength of a few classmates who -- while they had the records of academic excellence, character, service and leadership our selectors look for, and wanted to study at Oxford -- did not apply because of the exclusion of women, an ethical standard the vast majority of us did not live up to.
Scholarships will often ask for both academic and character references.
"Academics, athletics, character, dedication, the way he achieves and overachieves in almost everything he does.
In a four-month investigation, multiple America East presidents and athletic directors expressed frustration with Binghamton's changed recruiting philosophy in regard to academics and character.
At Harlem Village Academies, we are relentless about the pursuit of excellence in academics and character, and we hold ourselves accountable for the achievement and well-being of all students entrusted to our care.
