The phrase "after academics" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to activities or events that take place following academic pursuits or education.
Example: "Many students choose to travel abroad after academics to gain new experiences and perspectives."
Alternatives: "post-education" or "following studies".
Lecture halls could lie empty and tutorials cancelled this term, after academics voted heavily in favour of industrial action.
The warnings came the day after academics from the LSE, Manchester and York published a new study showing the coalition's cuts are disproportionately hitting families with young children.
Keep digging The X factor Old-fashioned but in favour Strength in numbers ReprintsThe decline is probably caused by investor activity: trading volumes in shares related to the anomalies tend to increase after academics have revealed them.
If prices are jumpy one day, they will probably be jumpy the next day too; if they are flat one day, they will probably be flat the next.Reassuringly, some of the more blatant effects weakened after academics drew attention to them.
When we met at his light-filled apartment in the Sendagaya section of Tokyo, he made a comparison with porn studies, which now has its own quarterly journal, created after academics united to focus on a topic they felt was being neglected by researchers, out of misplaced squeamishness.
It also tried to paint a picture of "an attorney general who abused his authority to go after academics he doesn't like," Mann says, an idea that didn't play well with voters of all stripes, especially moderates, according to polling and focus groups.
Those are the places that many Harvard students want to work today, and they are the businesses that occupy the thoughts of the nation's most sought-after academics.
And with a growing population of talented trainees poised to enter the job market, the competition for sought-after academic jobs is tough.
Genentech has patterned its research organization in part after academic institutions.
Most, however, were ready to welcome him and, after academic stints elsewhere, he was eventually appointed a professor at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton.In academic terms, Mr Weil was a catch.
Marx neither forgot nor belittled his turn-of-the-century Beaux-Arts training (capped off, no less, by two years at the Ãcole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris), even after academic classicism fell out of fashion.
