The phrase "academic internship" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a work experience or training opportunity that is related to a student's field of study, typically undertaken to gain practical experience while still in school.
Example: "During my summer break, I secured an academic internship at a local research lab, which allowed me to apply my theoretical knowledge in a real-world setting."
Alternatives: "educational internship" or "scholarly internship".
Thus, the academic internship, in which colleges get tuition to not teach students and businesses pay little or nothing for students' work.
The university's Center for Experiential Learning combines academic internship programs with community service and research opportunities, helping students complete an internship program before graduation.
The year also saw the department trying to crack down on firms that illegally use summer internships for free labor, by clarifying what may constitute an unpaid academic internship; the move brought resistance from universities.
We have developed a Summer Academic Research Experience (SARE) program that provides an enriching academic internship to underrepresented youth.
This work was undertaken as part of an academic internship for a Masters in Health and Society (FSvdD) from Wageningen University.
The rest of the staff is made up of volunteers, some of whom are there as part of training programs or academic internships.
Every day college students face stress from the challenges of balancing academics, internships, jobs, extracurricular activities, and personal commitments.
The money from the campaign will be used to increase funds available for scholarships, expand academic and internship programs, and restore the landscaping on the college's 500-acre campus in suburban Boston.
The settlement, approved on Friday, grants each eligible intern who submits a claim form $110 for each week worked up to a maximum of 10 weeks, the average length of an academic semester internship.
Issues related to careers in biomathematics, such as government, industrial and academic opportunities, internships, Graduate Record Examination preparation, gender and racial issues in science and mathematics, and choice of and preparation for graduate and professional schools are addressed.
Still, academics and internships aside, the most common model for alternative spring break remains some form of community service or major volunteer project.
