The phrase "academic manager" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person responsible for overseeing academic programs or departments within an educational institution.
Example: "The academic manager will coordinate the curriculum development and ensure that all courses meet the required standards."
Alternatives: "educational administrator" or "academic coordinator".
Mr. Danziger, 27, is an academic manager for Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions, in Berkeley, Calif.
"Our students know they can come and talk to us if they feel the need," says Julia Taylor, graduate school academic manager at Bournemouth University.
I have just stepped down as an academic manager after nine years to return to my previous professorial career, teaching and researching.
Once, when I asked the academic manager to see the report, I was told it would "need a lot of editing" before I could see it.
The trends obtained after benchmarking and prioritization process by the CEO and academic manager of the Colombian NREN were: 1. Develop innovative applications which will be tested in academic institutions, companies or pilot projects.
By Dr Roey Tzezana is a senior analyst at Wikistrat, an academic manager of foresight courses at Tel Aviv University, blogger at Curating The Future, the director of the Simpolitix project for political forecasting, and founder of TeleBuddy.
Academic managers can earn in excess of £40,000.
"We had many complaints from our academic managers that people who came out of teacher training courses were no better than when they went into those courses".
It is not left, as Britain's academic managers are, wondering if it can squeeze money from the English department to keep the chemistry labs open.Fees also mean that students are much more motivated.
In any case, if higher education is indeed in a state of crisis whereby academic ideals have been superseded by those of the private sector, it is academic managers who have led it there.
According to the latest data from the Higher Education Statistics Agency, women comprise 44% of academics and 38% of academic managers, directors and senior officers – so the potential talent pool is large.
