The phrase "academic unit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a division within an educational institution, such as a department or faculty, that focuses on a specific area of study.
Example: "The academic unit responsible for research in environmental science has received a significant grant for their projects."
Alternatives: "educational department" or "scholarly division".
He found Cambridge too cosy, however, and, in 1979, we lured him back to London, to the academic unit of the Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine, where, 14 years later, he became professor.
The Dr. Henry D. Janowitz Division of Gastroenterology at Mount Sinai School of Medicine mourns the loss and celebrates the life of the brilliant physician who founded our clinical and academic unit 50 years ago, led it for 25 years, and gave it his name.
The College of Humanities and Sciences is the largest academic unit, and biology and mass communications are among the most popular majors.
Physical environment creates a framework for learning and also send a message about the nature of a given academic unit (Hou and Ji 2010).
Ten years ago in the summer of 2004, the University of Southern California established a new unique academic unit focused on space engineering.
Academic web sites are often "brochureware": monologic sites that primarily provide information about an academic unit, with strongly limited feedback or contributions from those who are represented by the site.
Topic questions were developed by discussion within the research meetings of the Academic Unit of Medical Education (Table 1).
CA Mitchell MBChB MD PGCert MEd - Senior Clinical Lecturer/General Practitioner, Academic Unit of Primary Medical Care, University of Sheffield.
FVB and InsGas mice were bred, under sterile conditions, within the Academic Unit of Cancer Studies, under Home Office Project License No. 40/2323.
We thank Professor Robbie Foy of the Academic Unit of Primary Care, University of Leeds, and the two reviewers of BMC Health Services Research for their critical comments.
We also wish to thank Academic Unit research manager Lara Bishop who refined the survey instrument, and researchers Nick Baxfield and Janice Stewart who gathered the data.
