The phrase "academic management" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the administration and organization of academic institutions or programs.
Example: "The university's academic management team is responsible for overseeing curriculum development and faculty appointments."
Alternatives: "educational administration" or "scholarly governance".
They blamed a reluctance by academic management to sanction investigations into student sex work.
So that it forced the academic management to evaluate its performance toward the quality promotion and assurance.
She also will explore how journalists can more effectively access new academic management research.
Thus, the SEAS academic management structure parallels the primary areas in which SEAS faculty teach.
A university spokesman said senior academic management never received an official request to host the Dalai Lama, but acknowledged a decision was taken to move the event.
I think we should be moving as fast as possible to try to encourage doctor-management, as well as academic management of our universities.
According to the three academics, management buy-outs have done much better than behemoths, joint ventures or firms privatised through other methods (such as leases or sales to outsiders or employees).
A similar problem can be seen in individual academics' management of their own knowledge production, e.g. research and academic paper writing.
Sonoo's career has included academic program management and student affairs; teaching and mentoring; high tech marketing, management, business development and sales; mediation; executive/leadership coaching, and filmmaking.
Given the growing importance of journal rankings in academic performance management, it is relevant to researchers and managers alike whether there are certain characteristics of publications that are more prevalent the higher a journal is ranked.
Only 6.9% of academic senior management roles are part time, the ECU report shows.
