academia

IPA: ækʌdˈimiʌ

(collective) The scientific and cultural community engaged in higher education and research, taken as a whole.
Continuous study at higher education institutions; scholarship.

Examples of "academia" in Sentences

It was a suggestion for academia.
This is not academia or psychology.
The president of the Academia must be an Academician.
Science and academia and persecutions in science and academia.
Discussion of ethnocentrism as a tenet of academia is necessary.
What are the exigent circumstances that pertain only to academia
It's a vaguely defined miasma of irrationalism that pervades academia.
Bravo is member of the Academia de Artes and of the World Dance Alliance.
The Pioneer group is on the fringes of academia, if it is in academia at all.
Where in academia is incompetence more evident than in Economics departments?
He enthusiastically melded politics and academia even as his politics changed.
The crunch in academia is very real and has been steadily worsening for decades.
Actually the publishing industry in academia is well due for a correction, in a broad sense.
Anyone who works in academia is aware of this class structure, and very few people are happy about it.
The situation in academia is equally exhausting, with academics overburdened with demands for teaching, administration and research.
And on the larger scale, the issue of the role that academia plays on Wall Street and the role that Wall Street plays in academia is not widely known.
The difference between Continental Europe and the U.S. that led to such a change in academia is that postwar leftism in Europe was obsessed with class.