The phrase "academic television" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to television programs or content that focus on educational or scholarly topics, often aimed at a specific audience interested in learning.
Example: "The university has partnered with a network to produce academic television that explores various scientific discoveries."
Alternatives: "educational television" or "scholarly television".
Gates is a busy cultural entrepreneur, the creator of academic departments, television shows, anthologies, encyclopedias, television documentaries.
There is a role for discussing creationism in religious studies at schools, but it has "no place in science education", according to the academic and television presenter Prof Alice Roberts.
Big Daddy Woo Woo and Crazy Jimmy belong to a long and ever-growing list of informants featured in media coverage, academic research, television and cinema.
He realized that there was an opportunity to create an easily accessible online platform for academic video courses and guest lectures, much like Hulu does for television content.
But she does want to bring the academic world to television, and even imagines showing portions of her classes on her show someday.
In 1998, however, he abandoned academic life: his television career was beginning to take off – in 2002, he signed a £2m contract with Channel 4 – and he was finding it increasingly desiccated.
In interviews that he gave between 1995 and 1997 for an oral-history project at Columbia University, Heffner, an academic and a television commentator, asserted that Valenti himself was often the instrument of that pressure, although Heffner insisted that he did not succumb to it.
While a few high-profile academics appearing on television or at a top table in Whitehall can provide inspiration, "if you fetishise a handful of celebrities you miss the fact that higher education is really engaged in multiple conversations".
RVFV transmission information was given by federal authorities at the televised press conference, as well as by academic experts interviewed on television after the press conference.
Why are women not reaching the more senior grades?" She intends to combine her new academic job with more television.
