The phrase "academic concentration" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific area of focus or specialization within an academic program or field of study.
Example: "My academic concentration is in environmental science, which allows me to explore various aspects of sustainability and conservation."
Alternatives: "academic focus" or "field of study".
Deloitte snatched up Andrew Stern, a graduate of the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania, whose academic concentration was organizational effectiveness.
None of this gloom seems to have permeated Sheffield University's institute of work psychology, where the quiet of the corridors is more to do with academic concentration - and flexible working patterns - than the consequences of global financial meltdown.
Mr. Biederman completed an intensive academic concentration on the carousels of Paris, Avignon and Marseille thanks to the ecstatic tutelage of his young son Robert in the early 1990's.
The upper level of the Gymnasium was characterized by breadth of knowledge at a high intellectual standard, including cultural essentials as well as an academic concentration, and thus still captured the German educational ideal.
Among the investigated factors, being female, non-engineering academic concentration, years of computer use, daily computer use more than 4 h and experiencing visual discomfort during computer use were the significant risk factors.
Honors students pursue an academic concentration outside of the department, engage in research, receive a special faculty advisor, and are invited to special events with faculty and EECS Honors alumni.
Geographic origins and intended academic concentrations are similar to those of the Class of 2021.
Intended academic concentrations were similar, although there were slightly more humanists and social scientists this year.
At Princeton, we had branched off into eating clubs, residential colleges, fraternities and sororities, and academic concentrations.
Your faculty advisor, the Career Management staff, and Career Management programs will help you focus on academic concentrations and other crucial skills you need to develop.
Intended academic concentrations remained similar to last year's with an increase in social scientists, a decrease in those undecided, and minor fluctuations in the rest.
