The phrase "academic existence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the life or experience of being involved in academic pursuits, such as studying, teaching, or conducting research.
Example: "Her academic existence was filled with late nights in the library and endless discussions with peers about their research."
Alternatives: "scholarly life" or "educational experience".
His had once been an archetypal academic existence of research and teaching.
A satire on university politics published in 1908 introduced 'The Principle of Sound Learning', which stated that 'the noise of vulgar fame should never trouble the cloistered calm of academic existence'.
To collect empirical data on this critical phenomenon, we identified and personally approached two highly experienced Malaysian academics who have attempted to embrace e-learning as part of their academic existence.
Galbraith remembers explaining his change of citizenship at a press conference in Canada: "When I graduated I had the choice between spending my life in the heavy disciplined labour of an Ontario farm or a leisurely academic existence in California - and I do not think any member of this press corps would not have taken the same decision".
I cannot stress how important it is to choose a program with the intensity level you desire; depending on your needs as a stubbornly independent or group-oriented individual, this will play an enormous role in determining not just what kind of experiences you're exposed to, but also the structure of your quotidian academic existence.
On Dec. 16, Varghese contributed an op-ed article to The Dallas Morning News that read, "Last week, The Associated Press broke the news that the most famous atheist in the academic world... now accepts the existence of God".
These results emphasize the existence of an internal relational challenge for EE, i.e. inside the academic world of ecological sciences.
Where an institution has adopted the UK-SCL as its model OA policy, rights retention on behalf of the academic come into existence at the point the Author Accepted Manuscript (AAM) comes into existence.
The new prize, which was awarded by the Russian-based MiLindeFoundandon, reightizes Linde and eight other physicists for their "transformative advances in the field". It is the most lucrative academic prize in existence, and, unlike the Nobel Prize, is not split among winners.
The new prize, which was awarded by the Milner Foundation, recognizes Linde and eight other physicists for their "transformative advances in the field". It is the most lucrative academic prize in existence, and, unlike the Nobel Prize, is not split among winners.
As Goldacre points out, 'there are over 24,000 academic journals in existence, 1.3 million academic papers published every year.' Yet only an infinitesimal fraction of this work attracts news coverage.
