The phrase "academic rules" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the guidelines or regulations that govern academic conduct, behavior, or procedures in educational institutions.
Example: "Students are expected to adhere to the academic rules set forth by the university to maintain integrity in their work."
Alternatives: "scholarly regulations" or "educational guidelines".
Refer to the Academic Rules for the complete scope and standards of this requirement.
Please note: Field placements follow the Law School's Academic Rules in the 295 Series.
In Bonnat, Toulouse-Lautrec encountered an artist who fought vehemently against deviation from academic rules, condemned the slapdash approach of the Impressionists, and judged Toulouse-Lautrec's drawing "atrocious".
II program can be found in the School's "Academic Rules and Regulations" section of the School of Architecture Handbook.
One is Francis L. Lawrence, the president emeritus of Rutgers, who until recently was chairman of a task force considering an overhaul of academic rules for athletics.
A comprehensive description of academic rules and regulations of the Yale Graduate School will be made available to students when they are registered.
Am I breaking an important academic rule?
The Field Placement Program is governed by ABA Standard 304: Study Outside the Classroom and Berkeley Law Academic Rule 3 – the 295 Series – (c) Limitations.
The idea of a salty rather than a sweet Montaigne follows the contemporary academic rule that all sweet things must be salted — all funny writers shown to be secretly sad, all philosophical reflection shown to be power politics of another kind.
Certain non-academic rules and regulations must also be observed.
As several sessions at last week's Political Studies Association conference in Edinburgh demonstrated, this is where most academic experts' rules of thumb and statistical models end up pointing; but we are all aware that these rules can suddenly stop working.
