The phrase "academic scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the range or extent of topics, subjects, or areas of study within an academic context.
Example: "The academic scope of this research project includes various disciplines such as psychology, sociology, and education."
Alternatives: "academic range" or "academic breadth".
From the recent advent of the new soft-micro technologies, the hydrodynamic theory of surface modes propagating on viscoelastic bodies has reinvigorated this field of technology with interesting predictions and new possible applications, so recovering its scientific interest very limited at birth to the academic scope.
"The broadening of the academic scope is a good thing," Vejins says.
Bright, Weistart and their colleagues meet Duke alumni around the country with post-college careers that span the breadth of the institution's wide academic scope.
As the academic scope expanded beyond its original focus on engineering and technology, "Florida Tech" was renamed The University of Central Florida in 1978.
The school gradually improved its academic scope and standing, and was registered with the State Education Department and accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools in 1944.
your academic research scope should not be too broad (in that it covered more than the required areas) and not too narrow (in that it does not meet the substantial requirement of a research scope).
Tessier-Lavigne said he is attracted to and energized by the academic scale and scope of Stanford, which allows the university to provide an unmatched education to its diverse student body, as well as seek innovative solutions for a wide range of global challenges.
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Our process for creating the principles and benchmarks of ethically-credible AHCIPs involved the reviewing key partnership documents; reviewing the relevant academic literature; scoping the issues; and developing and vetting the draft Principles and Benchmarks before producing a final document.
Guerrero said his hope is that by the end of this academic year "the scope of the project would be clearly identified," after which a price tag would be put on the plans and fundraising could begin.
[KI 26, Nursing Academic] The scope of practice of the new staff nurse has been broadened so that they will be able to work more independently and provide basic nursing care to uncomplicated patients in all settings.
