"learning department" is correct and usable in written English.
It usually refers to a department in an organization that focuses on training and development of employees. Example: The learning department offers a variety of courses and workshops to help employees improve their skills and knowledge.
The club is run by two members of the RA's learning department, Becky Jelly and Anna Nunhofer, both artists themselves.
"The economic impact will be huge," said Tom Mitchell, chairman of the machine learning department at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh.
He joined the Museums from the digital learning department at New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation in 2014.
William W. Cohen, an associate research professor in the machine learning department at Carnegie Mellon University, said the AOL query logs could be invaluable for researchers working in the field of personalization.
We are Why Not Theatre, based in Toronto, and we have been in London for the past three weeks, working with Complicite's creative learning department to make a piece called Like Mother, Like Daughter.
All the people featured in the display have lived, worked or studied in the west London borough and therefore warrant inclusion in a project organised by the NPG's learning department.
Learning departments are frequently part of the problem.
Carnegie Mellon University's computer science and machine learning departments have spawned a number of promising Pittsburgh startups.
He was indeed at the forefront of a different age which is disappearing with the closing of lifelong learning departments.
Learning departments need to reorient from what they're trying to teach to where these things show up in work.
Spending on corporate learning, particularly leadership development, continues to increase at a staggering pace, and learning departments are frequently part of the problem.
