The phrase "interdisciplinary background" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to having knowledge or experience in multiple fields or disciplines. Example: "I have an interdisciplinary background in both biology and chemistry, which makes me well-equipped to tackle a variety of scientific research projects."
Mr. Epstein called Dr. Bharucha an innovator whose interdisciplinary background combined the "science of learning" with "critical and creative thinking skills" to solve global problems.
I look forward to applying my interdisciplinary background to new research questions in cell biology as a graduate student.
A minor in International Relations is intended to provide an interdisciplinary background allowing a deeper understanding of contemporary international issues.
VK comes to performance research with an interdisciplinary background in practice, and she teaches Laban-based movement research and interdisciplinary performance fundamentals.
A minor in International Relations (IR) is intended to provide an interdisciplinary background allowing a deeper understanding of contemporary international issues.
Gustavo S. Azenha received his M.S. and Ph.D. from Cornell University, with an interdisciplinary background in the biology and social sciences (sociocultural anthropology & development sociology).
We're from diverse, interdisciplinary backgrounds, which allowed us to solve problems in unique and innovative ways.
They come from interdisciplinary backgrounds, and talking to them helped me gain a sense of confidence and belonging, reaffirming my academic aspirations and showing me that they're possible.
BlogTalk, the International Conference on Social Software, brings together different groups of people using and advancing the Internet and its usage: technical and conceptual developers, researchers with interdisciplinary backgrounds, and practitioners alike.
Each project is a collaboration between two or more schools, institutes, and initiatives, bringing together students and faculty from diverse and interdisciplinary backgrounds.
U.S. based Next Wave contributing writer Jim Kling, talks to two up-and-coming scientists--one studying brain imaging and behavior, the other studying the molecular cues that guide the growth of axons--and reveals how their interdisciplinary backgrounds helped propel their careers forward.
