The phrase "for future academics" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe people who are currently studying or researching something in preparation for a career in academia. For example: "This research will be useful for future academics studying the impact of climate change."
Your tuition fees for future academic years may therefore be higher than £9,250.
"Certificates can position graduates for immediate workforce success," the report states, "while establishing solid foundations for future academic achievement".
Beginning in the late eighteen-sixties, Bradley devoted himself to the nascent kindergarten movement, a social and political reform as much as an educational one, which insisted that very young children could learn through art and play,a kind of learning that would set them up not only for future academic success but for happiness, too.
When graduate students present their research as a series of articles, instead of one lengthy tome, they will be better suited for future academic life, more people will be likely to read their work, and with luck it will allow them to graduate before their eighth year.
Gaining independence as a postdoc is a critical factor for future academic success, and dedicated fellowships and junior investigator programs may help young scientists make the leap.
These results also have implications for future academic research and debates about the development of citizenship policies in the context of ongoing debates on integration.
However, the basic research-only governance system that does not prepare students for future academic positions with a UXC remit is a significant hindrance to this transformation.
Presenting case studies like SeferiKart will enable the understanding of the phenomenon of sustainable communication and will lead to providing more insight for future academic and managerial research.
Play is the young child's lab; it's where they construct their knowledge and understanding of the world around them and of their own capabilities laying the foundation for future academic and social success.
The tragedy of this episode is that it is just one of several injustices suffered by poor students that not only ignore the mission of public education, but also leave students thoroughly unprepared for future academic and job success.
