academic institutions
Places of learning
Academic institutions are organizations devoted to formal education and scholarship—schools, colleges, universities, and research institutes.
The phrase emphasizes their official, established character: She spent her career at various academic institutions.
It often appears in contexts distinguishing formal educational settings from industry, government, or independent research.
- collegesHigher learning institutions
- universitiesInstitutions granting advanced degrees
- ivy leagueHedera collective in sports
- semesterHalf academic year
- polytechnicApplied sciences institution
library · education · tuition · student loans · community colleges · institute · tenure track · degrees · learning · study abroad · majors · campus · students · faculty · international students · quadrangle · lectures · diploma
- education historypublic schooling, education reforms, school reform, educational reforms, one-room school
- educationeducation, school, schools, teachers, students
- schoolsprimary school, school, college, high school, elementary school
- Sudanese Universities
academic institutionstrade schools
Job-focused training institutions
vocational schools · apprenticeship programs · technical colleges · on-the-job training · vocational training
academic institutionsself-education
Independent pursuit of knowledge
autodidacticism · school of hard knocks · street smarts · life experience · unschooling
academic institutionscommercial enterprises
For-profit organizations
industry · private enterprise · factories · manual labor · blue-collar work
academic, institution, academy, academics, academia, institutional, nonacademic, academician, academically