"academic week" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a specific week each year when schools and universities typically have a series of special events and activities planned for students. For example: "The school will be hosting an Academic Week filled with workshops and seminars to help students prepare for the upcoming semester."
Breaking down my £3,495 tuition fee into cost per academic week suggests that I am paying £18 per hour for time spent in lectures.
Arriving in New Orleans one day twenty years ago, I was picked up by the chairman of Tulane's annual Academic Week, during which the college sponsors five different lectures or debates on consecutive nights.
With that, I'd come to the end of my complimentary academic week.
The winner of the public vote will be announced during November's Academic Book Week, which will also see a series of events taking place around the UK.
The list has been unveiled in advance of Academic Book Week, which will run from 9-16 November, with members of the public now being asked to vote online for their choice of the most influential academic book of all time.
In a cracking new analysis of the "publication bias" in the literature, a group of academics this week published a paper in the New England Journal of Medicine which listed all the trials on SSRIs that had ever been formally registered with the Food and Drug Administration, and then went to look for the same trials in the academic literature.
Last year, I worked primarily with Joe's parents to help them organize a week-to-week academic contract for Joe.
Data collection was performed from the right eye only at four different visits during the academic year (final week of August though the 3rd week of May).
Coalition The Accountability Round Table, a non-partisan group of senior former judges, politicians and academics, several weeks ago sought policies from all major political parties on integrity issues.
Undergraduate teaching is centred on the tutorial, where 1 4 students spend an hour with an academic discussing their week's work, usually an essay (humanities, most social sciences, some mathematical, physical, and life sciences) or problem sheet (most mathematical, physical, and life sciences, and some social sciences).
A closely supervised $14,000 program run by Elite Scholars of China accepted 26 out of 100 applicants who attended a two-week academic course at Wellesley College in Massachusetts followed by a week of visits to a dozen top colleges and their admissions officers.
