The phrase "university competition" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a competition between universities or to an individual university's competition (e.g., a competition for scholarships). For example: "The university competition to win the prestigious award has students from all over the country competing."
The inflatable loft design was part of a university competition called XHab.
The resulting business plan was so impressive that Mr Dailey, along with four of his classmates, entered it into a university competition.
Labour has criticised the coalition's plan to remove the student numbers cap, saying it will continue this "dog-eat-dog university competition with massive subsidies to private providers".
However, because more people are going to university, competition is intensifying and some jobs that were once open to anyone now require degrees.
What the government is saying is let's continue this dog-eat-dog university competition with massive subsidies to private providers – around a billion pounds of loan support is now going to students at private providers, with zero control on profits.
"The blame — if it can be meaningfully apportioned — lies mainly with the increasing culture of university competition and self-promotion, interacting with the increasing pressures on journalists to do more with less time," the authors concluded.
And Amazon is running university competitions to lure out interesting ideas in AI.
Increased patenting and commercial engagement on US campuses, I argue, has dramatically altered the rules that govern inter-university competition.
The fellows were nominated by their department chairs and deans, and selected in a cross-university competition by an interdisciplinary review committee.
The fellows were nominated by their department chairs and deans and selected in a cross-university competition by an interdisciplinary review committee.
At community colleges and less-selective state universities, competition is not the issue; most applicants are accepted, and students with good grades and scores may be guaranteed admission and aid.
