"academic exposure" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to exposure to different academic disciplines such as literature, science, math, etc. For example: "Through their education, the students had a great deal of academic exposure which will serve them well in the future."
Some said they believed the current system provided the academic exposure needed to succeed in higher education, and some wanted more opportunity for high school students to explore different pathways to careers.
From taking Professor Grossman's Business Law class and TAing Professor Curtis's Finance course, to interacting with my many diverse and motivated colleagues in the Dyson program, I have had an unparalleled academic exposure to an education in finance and have matured greatly as a person and a to-be business professional.
A modification may be approved only if the Program II committee deems it appropriate to your academic and intellectual goals and is satisfied that you will still acquire academic exposure to each curriculum component found in Program I.
This programme was very likely their first formal academic exposure to public health and therefore an opportunity to equip themselves with public health skills since Masters in Public Health programmes are 1 or 2 years long, including project work, but most diploma courses are a year-long.
It may encourage some to pursue an additional period of research training, whereas for others, the academic exposure may replace the traditional approach, which has required surgical trainees in the United Kingdom to pursue 2 or 3 years out of surgical programme training to secure a postgraduate qualification that may make them competitive to progress thought-advanced surgical training.
Applicants should demonstrate a combination of academic preparation, exposure to genetic counseling, and counseling and/or laboratory experiences.
Applicants should demonstrate a combination of academic preparation, exposure to genetic counseling, and counseling and/or laboratory experiences.Exposure to persons with disabilities or chronic illness is also helpful.
Questionnaire data included information on family structure and income, diet, physical activity, academic history, exposure history of family members to Pb, and household smoking history.
The physicians' feedback confirmed our hypothesis that the academic detailing exposure presented a meaningful experience for them and eased their sensitization to a problem that they had not addressed sufficiently prior to the intervention.
The 107 works were chosen under criteria for art brut as defined by Jean Dubuffet: works by artists with no academic training or exposure to art history or trends.
As is the case with academic outcomes, school exposure is related to unobserved determinants of weight outcomes because some families choose to have their child start school late (or early).
