"academic trip" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a trip or excursion that is related to educational or scholarly purposes. Example: The university organized an academic trip to China for the history students to visit cultural sites and conduct research on ancient dynasties.
"It was mostly an academic trip, to see how things worked in Communist countries, neither to condemn nor to sympathize.
The indictment and the government's supporting material say the Myerses were recruited as spies during an academic trip to Cuba in 1978.
A written apology was issued by the BBC on Monday to the London School of Economics – whose students were on the academic trip that Sweeney and a BBC film crew joined to gain entry to North Korea – and to "student X".
A group of Manhattanville students went to Brazil for a course on the rain forest, one of a number of academic trips offered.
She collected unofficial art and held "exhibitions" in her flat every Saturday afternoon.Intermittent academic trips to Russia thereafter allowed Mr Dodge access to scientific and academic institutions another source of contacts for unofficial artists.
It was seen that 76.7% teachers thought that the universities and the institutions should provide them with incentives in some form for their academic achievements, in the form of free trainings, free academic trips abroad, money etc. so that they got encouraged to perform better.
Non-academic travel (£1,524) and leisure (£1,310) also account for a large proportion of their annual outgoings, while academic travel, trips and equipment cost students around £1,779 a year.
Jim Friedlander, president of the group that organized the trip, Academic Arrangements Abroad, said he was relieved.
But witnesses in Cuba and a person affiliated with the company that arranged the trip, Academic Arrangements Abroad, contend that the visit was a surprise to Cuban leaders, who struggled to provide adequate security with just a day's notice.
We suggest they use social media and actively engage with the union, societies and their academic department, field trips and so on.
A number of parents have written letters to the superintendent or to Mr. McCaskill in recent months, complaining that he has abruptly canceled academic programs or trips in ways that hurt students.
