"academic visit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to visits to universities or collections of academic resources for the purpose of research or education. For example: "I'm planning an academic visit to various universities this summer."
Azad survived that attack, but died in mysterious circumstances later that year in Germany, where he had gone on an academic visit.
In 1977, while on an academic visit to the Soviet Union, Angela Kasner met and subsequently married fellow student Ulrich Merkel, the man who was to provide her with the surname she now holds.
Offered by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe after his World Leaders Forum discussion, the Columbia University-Japan Study Tofferedered 50 undergraduates a ten-day academic visit that included lectures, sightseeing and a host of cross-cultural experiences.
His co-adviser, Herbert L. Kessler, professor emeritus at Johns Hopkins University was also a Visiting Scholar at Columbia University in 2017 and encouraged him to choose Columbia for an academic visit: "The chance of working at Columbia's extraordinary libraries – Butler, Avery, and of the Union Theological Seminary – has been absolutely fundamental for the proper conduction of my studies.
Li Bo was invited to pay an academic visit to University of Idaho in October 1981.
In 1978 China began to introduce social reform and opening-up policies, after leading an academic visit to Australia, Prof. Du realized that Chinese research work had lagged far behind their international counterparts.
One weekend in 2016, Kate Brown, an MIT academic, visited the small village of Valavsk in southern Belarus.
A former term member of the MIT Corporation, she has led academic visiting committees, mentored students through the Community Catalyst Leadership Program, and interviewed prospective students as an educational counselor.
"People are still in shock that this is happening — they thought it would be limited to one neighborhood, but it is growing in size to other neighborhoods," said Fadi Salem, an academic visiting his family.
Ido Harari, a 43-year-old Israeli academic visiting the museum with his young daughters, said hostility had grown between both sides and attempts to return to a pre-state situation where Arabs and Jews mingled was "a bit romantic".
Also this month, Tariq Ramadan, a prominent Muslim academic, visited the United States for the first time in six years after Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton reversed a decision by the Bush administration, which had barred Mr. Ramadan from entering the country, initially citing the U.S.A. Patriot Act.
