The phrase "academic division" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific department or area of study within an educational institution, such as a university or college.
Example: "The academic division of the university is responsible for overseeing all research initiatives and curriculum development."
Alternatives: "academic department" or "scholarly division".
The College of Arts and Sciences is the largest academic division.
The college of arts and sciences is the largest academic division, comprising more than 20 departments.
"The committee also asks each academic division to consider its own results by gender.
Associate degree programs are conducted through the Division of Continuing Education, the Thompson School of Applied Science, and the academic division in Manchester.
Its largest academic division, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences, is made up of the College of Liberal Arts and Jackson College, the College of Engineering, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, and the College of Special Studies.
The academic division of labour has come on apace since Weber's day (he died in 1920), and hardly a year has passed when someone from the cultural-decline crowd did not decry the narrowing of scholarship and bemoan what they took for its consequence: the death of the free-ranging intellectual.This concern is not foolish.
The university became coeducational in all academic divisions in 1964.
In the '70s, the academic divisions of architecture, veterinary medicine, and accounting were added.
The university conferred 827 graduate and 399 undergraduate degrees to students from 6 of its 7 academic divisions.
Miami University, public, coeducational institution of higher learning in Oxford, Ohio, U.S. The university is composed of seven academic divisions and emphasizes a core curriculum in the liberal arts.
The university includes five academic divisions: the college of arts and sciences and the schools of management, education, law, and nursing and health professions.
