The phrase "academic intensity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the level of rigor, focus, or seriousness in an academic setting or program.
Example: "The university is known for its academic intensity, pushing students to excel in their studies and research."
Alternatives: "scholarly rigor" or "intellectual rigor."
"Answers in the Tool Box: Academic Intensity, Attendance Patterns, and Bachelor's Degree Completion" A 1999 U.S. Department of Education study that describes and assesses the high school curriculum, based on a study of student transcripts.
Yale University and the New Haven Public Schools through the Institute have the academic intensity and dedication of purpose which bring teachers and scholars together to form an intellectual composition of a common heritage.
"The most important pre-collegiate indicator of your success in college is the academic intensity of your high school curriculum," says Clifford Adelman, a senior associate at the Institute for Higher Education Policy, who has conducted seminal research on the issue (pdf).
The academic intensity of accelerated courses will be very high, so many tutors will be looking for proven academic ability (i.e., first-class degrees or higher degrees) and ability to cope with pressure.
It is important to recognize that this randomized trial was conducted in a single-center, large academic, high-intensity university ICU in the US, with a full complement of house staff and critical care trainees and cannot be generalized to smaller, non-teaching, or low-intensity environments.
Findings showed that examinations, the level and intensity of academic workload, the theory practice gap and poor relationships with clinical staff were the leading stressors identified.
First, our findings show that (the intensity of) academic patenting complements publishing up to a certain level of patenting output, after which we find evidence of a substitution effect.
Girls' culture is an academic field of growing intensity and complexity, and it is of interest to students of children's literature, sociology, psychology, cultural studies, and anyone who works with girls.
His work jumps between Romanticism, fad diets, philosophy, and ecology, and is pervaded by a breathless intensity, like an academic version of the genre jumbling of Bill Simmons.
Once I have young people's attention, and we've built rapport through basketball, I use my platform to encourage them to pursue basketball vigorously, and to apply that same intensity to their academic endeavors.
Measham points out that academics have compared the unifying intensity, hedonism, and liberation in gay clubs to the spirituality and escapism of historical "dances of death," rituals used to cope with pain and plague in the medieval era.
