The phrase "academic fees" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the costs associated with attending an educational institution, such as tuition, registration, and other related expenses.
Example: "Students are required to pay their academic fees by the end of the semester to ensure their enrollment for the next term."
Alternatives: "tuition fees" or "educational costs".
Little wonder academic fees have soared.
Academics coming to the UK through Cara might be working on a PhD – as is the case for Doukmak – or engaged in postdoctoral research, but in all cases they are here because a British university has waived its academic fees and often helped with living costs, too.
If you spent 2 years doing a Masters, you'd have to pay $100,000 in academic fees for the privilege.
In 2011/12, the University had an income of £1,016m; key sources were research grants (£409m), teaching funding (£204m), and academic fees (£173m).
As of 2008, undergraduates from families with incomes as high as $60,000 a year will have the projected cost of attending the university, including room, board, and academic fees, fully paid for by the university.
They will start in a combined class of sixth-, seventh- and eighth-graders, challenging themselves to finish the workload quickly, said Ruth, who is still raising funds for their academic fees.
Through Indiana University, enrollees who are not part of a direct exchange (about half of participants) pay an academic fee of $20,200.
Participants in Indiana's Bologna program who are part of an exchange — luckily — pay $8,450 a year if they are state residents and $16,900 otherwise, a saving of about $12,000 or $3,000 on Indiana's standard academic fee.
Academic consultancy fees usually start at about £500 per day, but the university will take a large slice of any income (the proportion varies), so don't start booking any expensive holidays yet!
Some German academics say fees are the way towards the excellence they see elsewhere.
Brighton College has a reputation for outstanding academic achievement, with fees ranging from about £21,000 a year for secondary day pupil and £33,000 for boarders.
