Sentence examples for out of academic from inspiring English sources

After graduating with a bachelor's degree in economics from Hans Raj College, University of Delhi, and beginning a master's degree in mass communications, Khan dropped out of academic studies to pursue a career in acting.

"Propel is to train and educate entrepreneurs, to take innovation out of academic centers and place it into tech parks and allow it to flourish," Dr. Riedel said.

Ironically, though, the interpretation of Roman history on which Goscinny and Uderzo's scenario of Gallic-Roman conflict is based has long faded out of academic fashion.

Whorf's hypothesis is one of those slices of 20th-century thought that embedded itself right away in the culture and then underwent an interesting trajectory, falling in and out of academic favour ever since.

Born out of academic interests — the guitarist Ian Eagleson first traveled to Kenya for doctoral work in ethnomusicology — the group has grown steadily more cohesive despite long pauses dictated by politics and geography.

To teach a rising tide of students, colleges have increasingly turned to adjuncts, holders of advanced degrees who are lured in by the prestige of college teaching, hired on a piecework basis, paid low wages and shut out of academic decision-making.

"You have money sucked out of academics and huge subsidies going to athletics," said Mark Killingsworth, an economics professor.

Two universities, Fresno State and Georgia, had withdrawn from postseason competition as they tried to sort out evidence of academic fraud or improper benefits to players.

At the same time, it remains a symbol of wacky, out-of-touch academics.

The HE sector, particularly our most selective universities, still suffers from the public perception of out-of-touch academics sitting in their ivory towers.

The costs of out-of-wedlock childbearing, academic failure and gang involvement among the progeny of Hispanic immigrants are enormous.