The phrase "academic field that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific area of study or discipline within academia.
Example: "The academic field that focuses on environmental science has seen significant growth in recent years."
Alternatives: "area of study that" or "discipline that".
But in an academic field that is preoccupied with the study of efficiency and productivity, Grant would seem to be the most efficient and productive.
A: I don't think astronomy is any better or any worse than any other academic field that is male-dominated.
Feminist theology, on the other hand, flourishes in an academic field that for nearly forty years has been hospitable to a variety of liberation theologies, death-of-god theologies, environmental theologies, and postcolonialist theologies.[1] The maturing of feminist philosophy of religion as a field distinct from feminist theology was evident at the end of the twentieth century.
He took so many long walks around Ann Arbor trying to decide among the academic fields that intrigued him – economics, journalism, law and others – that he eventually injured his foot and had to see a doctor.
We have little experience in photography beyond personal use and no expertise in the various academic fields that engage with photography, beyond work with participatory photography as a research methodology.
It is widely recognized, in recent literature and in different academic fields, that the comprehension of the context, the space we are moving through, is fundamental to understand human behavior, both individually and socially.
A version of this piece originally appeared on ArborBridge's blog.
Located in a Moscow suburb that former President Dmitry Medvedev envisions as the country's Silicon Valley, Skolkovo Tech represents the sort of academic green field that Edward Seidel was seeking as he wound down his 4-year stint at the U.S. National Science Foundation NSFF).
In the decade or so since, Sedikides tells me in his office in Southampton, nostalgia has become a focus of enquiry in university departments across the globe, a whole new field of academic study that takes in sociology and political science as well as psychology.
They give their students a world-class education this academic field or that, but teach them absolutely nothing about how to make a career in that field.
I might give myself a pass on the latter, considering history was my academic field and that education in genealogy as a discipline and a profession simply wasn't available when I began.
