Sentence examples for junior academic from inspiring English sources
"Everyone is very scared of talking within London Met at the moment," says another junior academic.
It led to the detention of a junior academic at Nottingham University who was legitimately researching terrorism.
As a junior academic fresh out of the doctoral pod with student debt hanging around my neck, I certainly couldn't afford that.
"I'm a junior academic," he says, "and I was aware that the LSE had given its support for the report on trust.
In 1981-82 he returned to Cambridge as an Assistant Lecturer (then the normal position for a junior academic), and in 1982 became a Fellow of Clare College and Director of Studies in Modern Languages.
(Last year, Rove wrote a fan letter to a junior academic who had published a book pointing out that during the Civil War the Republican Party developed a "tendency to conflate Republicanism with loyalty and Democracy with treason").
Junior academics, like junior doctors, are now looking abroad for employment opportunities — where academic salaries are higher and living costs more manageable.
Among junior academics – those most likely to be doing frontline teaching – three-quarters are on these kinds of precarious contracts.
Mr. Welch, of the University of Sydney, said the academics in specialist teaching roles tended to be more junior academics on lower salaries.
Nigel Biggar, regius professor of moral and pastoral theology, said that junior academics feared they could not challenge orthodox views that empire was "always and everywhere wicked".
These disrespectful, ageist challenges to competency speak to rising student sentiment that, given how much they are paying in fees, they don't want to be taught by junior academics.
