The phrase "academic streams" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to different areas of study or disciplines within an educational context, often in relation to students' choices or pathways in their education.
Example: "Students can choose from various academic streams, such as science, arts, or commerce, depending on their interests and career goals."
Alternatives: "academic pathways" or "educational tracks".
Current evidence suggests returns are increasing over time and tend to be higher for: females as opposed to males; degree or credential holders as opposed to dropouts; general academic streams compared to technical vocational streams; and professional fields such as engineering, medicine, business, and sciences as opposed to social sciences and humanities and especially fields like fine arts.
To simply disregard or throw away orthodoxy because it doesn't fit well within certain academic streams and structures would potentially be to throw out the historic, global church baby with the theological/philosophical bathwater.
The exams are conducted once a year in five academic streams of 'natural sciences', 'mathematics and physics', 'humanities', 'fine arts', and 'foreign languages'.
The exam covers common high school topics and takes place once a year in 5 different academic streams of "experimental sciences", "mathematics and physics", "human sciences", "fine arts", and "foreign languages" [ 3].
The workshop was especially useful for postdocs seeking positions outside the traditional academic stream.
However, in Strasbourg, some students who had eligible grades to access academic stream preferred to pursue a vocational track, and the school authorities approved this decision.
Lehmann (2004) also shows that parental background is important in determining apprenticeship status: fathers with lower levels of education in both Canada and Germany are more likely to have their children in the apprenticeship stream rather than in the academic stream.
The aim of the study is to ascertain the level of depression among university students across gender, academic stream, semesters, perception of family environment and relationship with parents, academic performance, and family income.
So far as academic stream is concerned, students from humanities and social science were found to be suffering from more depression compared to students from science and management streams.
And intelligence does not equate with achievement; many a person who didn't have "book smarts" has had "street or business smarts" and achieved a great deal outside of the academic stream.
At age 16 they rigorously divide children up between academic and vocational streams.
