The phrase "academic course for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific course of study designed for a particular purpose or audience.
Example: "The university offers an academic course for students interested in environmental science."
Alternatives: "educational program for" or "scholarly course for".
The British Chambers of Commerce also called for more investment in quality careers education, while the Association of Colleges raised concerns that schools, anxious to maintain sixth form numbers and their accompanying funding, were steering young people away from vocational options, only to see them drop out of academic courses for which they were unsuited.
Stating at the meeting that every high school graduate should be eligible for college without remediation, the district superintendent, Francis DeStefano, said the new school would focus intensively on a few solid academic courses for freshmen and sophomores, with electives and work-study after school.
Since 1990, he has taped four academic courses for The Teaching Company, based in Virginia, which has become a force in adult education by distributing audio and video cassettes of lectures by professors from some of the nation's leading universities.
While training in Europe with Lufthansa, Lubitz had been suspended from his academic course work for nearly 10 months while he sought treatment for depression.
You should maintain a full academic course load for your senior year of high school.
Academic course scheduling for Link classrooms and seminar rooms are coordinated through the Duke University Registrar procedures.
Students may also elect to receive academic course credit for CPE.
Grammar school, in Great Britain, secondary school that offers an academic course in preparation for university entrance and for the professions.
In fact, even assigning preparation materials for a seminar is unfitting in an academic course; students should search for preparation materials themselves".
