"interdisciplinary experience" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a person's exposure to multiple fields or disciplines in their studies or work. For example, "With her interdisciplinary experience, she was able to come up with unique solutions to the problem her team was facing."
Why not make studio training an interdisciplinary experience, crossing over into sociology, anthropology, psychology, philosophy, poetry and theology?
Our i4s Toward Tomorrow Program (http://biodesign.berkeley.edu) seeks to expand the STEAM workforce with an early, inspirational and interdisciplinary experience fostering inclusive excellence.
This one-academic year interdisciplinary experience includes three major components: an area of technical concentration, courses in leadership skills, and a rigorous capstone project experience.
Columbia, Yale and the University of Chicago's core curricula all feature three common concepts: small classes, a focus on primary texts and an interdisciplinary experience, according to Montas.
For my honors thesis, I really wanted to have an interdisciplinary experience, combining my interests in democracy and development with my academic focus in finance and financial markets, and the CDDRL program was a great place to do that.
Biologists and physiologists with a broad level of interdisciplinary experience and know-how will also be in demand in this field.
We ask: How can museums create powerful interdisciplinary experiences to prepare a more globally competent public?
Duke's Directors of Academic Engagement are available to help undergraduates develop their own educational pathways of interdisciplinary experiences.
IBIEM trainees participate in the Boot Camp, Collaborative Science Practica, and an Interactive seminar Course and other informal interactions to be exposed to multiple levels of interdisciplinary experiences to enable them to address issues of quantitative biology in the context of varying industrial sectors.
Although not adopted by the Senate, the Caucus reflects what more and more educators, parents, and policymakers and researchers are saying about merging the arts and sciences and creating more meaningful interdisciplinary experiences.
The National Autonomous University of Mexico modified its curriculum to promote family medicine; it introduced public health concepts and interdisciplinary experiences around issues related to promoting the health and wellbeing of the elderly and protecting workers from occupational hazards [ 59].
