The phrase "academic senior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a student in their final year of study at a college or university, typically in an academic context.
Example: "As an academic senior, she is preparing her thesis and looking for job opportunities after graduation."
Alternatives: "final-year student" or "senior student".
Recently, Alia won an honor society award as top academic senior.
Only 6.9% of academic senior management roles are part time, the ECU report shows.
NIGEL WARBURTON Academic Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at the Open University, Warburton shares his philosophical insights via a range of digital media: in podcast form on the website Philosophy Bites, or written form at Virtual Philosopher, or in 140-character tweets.
There are over 120 members of the IDSOG from the United States, Canada, Europe, and Australia who are well represented by academic senior faculty and research scientists in leadership positions at local, regional, and national levels.
This is a serious misconception as the pool of Malawian doctors currently in training is simply too small to produce sufficient experienced academic senior staff.
The hero of Kingsley Amis's Lucky Jim (1954) pulled rude faces and mocked the official culture of his academic seniors.
The Clarke Business Law Institute, created by a gift from Jack G. Clarke, LL.B. '52, provides a venue for Cornell students to learn from nationally recognized academics, senior lawyers, regulators, and business leaders.
Crisp will also host to the Scottish Privacy Forum, which gives academics, senior Scottish policy-makers and professionals the opportunity to share knowledge about the development of information processes and their consequences for privacy in public policy and service delivery.
Colleagues, such as senior academics, senior practitioners, departmental heads, and heads of institutes and colleges, are asked to nominate supervisors they would consider to be expert supervisors.
Danah Boyd, academic and senior researcher at Microsoft Research, tweeted: "Uggh.
Thus, the underrepresentation of women at higher academic and senior management level within universities continues to be a matter of concern.
