"academic rights" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to refer to the rights students have with regards to educational matters such as the right to access educational programs and resources, the right to not be discriminated against, or the right to express oneself. For example, "The Education Commission recognized the importance of students' academic rights and improved school standards."
There is nothing to gain from it, and much to lose. 3. Protect your academic rights.
student officers, rather than defend the academic rights and freedom" of journalism students, Nall wrote in a letter of resignation last week.
The campaign for academic "rights" actually originated with organizations and individuals committed to defending Israel from criticism, and whose interest in curtailing academic freedom dovetails with those of conservatives.
Most adjuncts, moreover, receive no health or retirement benefits, nor do they enjoy academic rights that are the privilege of tenured faculty... no arbitrary dismissals, the right to a hearing, etc.
Facing an unprecedented wave of censorship, book confiscations and banishment, and indiscriminate attacks on intellectual freedom and first amendment rights, Tucson has unabashedly staked out its claim as ground zero in the defense of poetry and literary arts by virtually every major literary, publishing, library and academic rights organization.
Your dad was an academic, right?
Academic: Right, so as the car industry grows on the east side of the state, so do worker complaints.
Pre-K learning is only an academic right (free of charge) in 40 states and in 2012, total funding for these programs was slashed by $548 million.
The partnerships set up by the program will give academics rights to any intellectual property or publications that come from their work with the compounds while the drug makers will retain ownership of the drugs.
There are business academics right now panting for your cheque.
Mr. Young's first priority, he said, was "getting the academics right".
