The phrase "academic postings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to job announcements, positions, or opportunities within academic institutions or related fields.
Example: "The university has several academic postings available for the upcoming semester, including positions in the humanities and sciences."
Alternatives: "academic positions" or "scholarly announcements".
Before "Bel Canto," she had been admired but obscure, a veteran of academic postings and the grant wars.
Career so far: Cambridge University research fellow and then later academic postings at Yale, Stanford, Oxford University and Princeton.
As Epstein gained his footing, he sought out unsalaried academic postings, hoping that he could find grants to re-start his scientific work.
Staff and academic job postings and training opportunities within the HMS Division of Sleep Medicine, and within sleep medicine faculty laboratories and divisions.
Academic job postings typically ask for far more than just a CV and cover letter, and there's little consistency from one university to the next: They may want letters of recommendation from colleagues or advisers, a multi-page description of future research projects, a writing sample, a teaching philosophy, sample syllabi from classes the candidate has taught, even teaching evaluations.
Finally, when asked to rank the competency they felt they were best prepared in through their non-academic residency postings in ascending order of importance (1 = least, 7 = most), the DTHC respondents ranked Medical Expert (mode 7, median 7) and Collaborator (mode 6 median 5) as highest while the DTHN group ranked Medical Expert (mode 7, median 7) and Scholar (mode 6, median 5) as highest.
Structured around the academic calendar, professorial postings typically appear between September and November.
The university's vice-chancellor recently credited such state-of-the-art research centres with reversing the so-called "brain drain" of Australian academics to overseas postings as well as significantly boosting national commercialisation activity.
With its tiny budget, the foundation has pressed its campaign largely by generating buzz through letters and Web postings to academic journals and yoga magazines.
The Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching, and Learning (CIRTL) maintains a discussion group for academic career and job postings.
Because the post was not commissioned or solicited by PT, there was no editorial intent to address questions of race and physical attractiveness". Other postings critical of the academic have since appeared on the Psychology Today website, including some by other academics.
