The phrase "an interdisciplinary university" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a university that integrates multiple academic disciplines in its programs and research.
Example: "The university prides itself on being an interdisciplinary university, fostering collaboration between the sciences and the humanities."
Alternatives: "a multidisciplinary university" or "a cross-disciplinary university".
The Brain Science Institute (BSI) at RIKEN, Japan's largest research organization, and the Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University (OIST), an interdisciplinary graduate university located at the southernmost tip of Japan, have been collaborating with the HBP since 2013 and applying their expertise in supercomputer-based models and simulations.
The film's title refers to the ideal form of wide-ranging, interdisciplinary university education offered by prestigious liberal arts colleges that shape inquiring minds and supposedly send their owners out into the world with something more than a narrow vocational training.
The article also shows the analysis of the work environment and the established methodology by an interdisciplinary group of university teachers from different areas: materials, manufacturing and design who have contributed with their knowledge in the specific problem.
This single-centre, prospective, randomized, controlled trial was conducted in an interdisciplinary PICU of a university hospital.
He also began the university seminar, an interdisciplinary course created by professors from at least two divisions for a diverse cross section of students.
Columbia's center offers an interdisciplinary program structured within the university's arts and science curriculum; its founders plan a series of courses leading to a certificate of jazz studies for undergraduate and graduate students.
Dane Wittrup oversees the Biotechnology Training Program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), an interdisciplinary program administered by the university's Department of Biological Engineering.
The model was calibrated with the data that resulted from a FW constructed and implemented as part of an interdisciplinary pedagogical project on a university campus, titled "The Rain Project", which raised awareness of stormwater issues while investigating the potential application of green infrastructure for sustainable stormwater management.
The preoperative manufacturing of individual skull implants, developed by an interdisciplinary research group at Ruhr-University Bochum, is based on the use of titanium as the most common material for implants at present.
With help from an interdisciplinary team of researchers at the Universities of Manchester, St Andrews and Leicester, we distilled the overall corpus down to a series of subsets related to each rumour.
