academic
একাডেমিক
definition
noun
Of greater significance was the conservative outlook of the University's academics .
a teacher or scholar in a college or institute of higher education.
adjective
academic achievement
of or relating to education and scholarship.
the debate has been largely academic
not of practical relevance; of only theoretical interest.
translation of 'academic'
পাণ্ডিত্যপূর্ণ,
অধ্যয়ন বিষয়ক
noun
কেবল কেতাবি বিদ্যা,
কেবল কেতাবি যুক্তিসমূহ,
অধিবিদ্যাবিৎ
adjective
বিদ্যালয়-সংক্রান্ত,
সংস্কৃতি-পরিষত্সম্বন্ধীয়,
কেতাবি
example
Educational leave refers to the practice of a company allowing its employees to suspend their work to study in an 'academic' institution with the intention of earning a degree.
CGF 'academic' scholarships are awarded to full-time students pursuing a college education in Canada or abroad.
However a debate has simmered for years as to whether journalism has improved with the welter of 'academic' courses which produce hundreds of graduates each year.
Lots of children are not 'academic' but would make first-rate plumbers or electricians.
It might be asked why parapsychology is studied in some 'academic' institutions.
It also has a job bank and links to the growing number of 'academic' institutions with educational tracks that support the meeting profession.
In Gerome's quasi-photographic version of 'academic' painting, tone came first.
When modernists eventually revolted against 'academic' history painting, they did not uniformly abandon this august dream.
His education was paid by a full 'academic' scholarship from some charitable foundation; her education was paid by her parents.
I lived apart from the happy, 'academic' families.
The author reviews the problems that have plagued history in the 'academic' environment to dispel the popular belief that history is the same thing as the past.
And in this scrutiny and disapproval my issues with class and otherness have resurfaced, again in relation to an 'academic' environment.
All of these factors contribute significantly to their high dropout rates and poor 'academic' achievement.
The bursary received will afford the elite sports person the opportunity to compete at the highest level while pursuing a course of 'academic' study at the Institute.
Between 1940 and '42 he studied fine and commercial art, from 'academic' nudes to lettering.
Sander looked at the impact of Catholic grade school education on 'academic' achievement.
Moving away from the 'academic' environment was a shrewd move for Stoneham, who has trebled the amount of business she used to do at Oxford University.
The final game against Castlebar Mitchells was of 'academic' interest only as Ballyhaunis could not make the play-offs.
Universities have been encouraged to provide more practical training and decrease the emphasis on 'academic' study.
According to Dr. Rajan, the Centre is doing advanced research, apart from conducting usual 'academic' courses of higher studies.
The US debate over offshoring of high skilled jobs is of more than 'academic' interest to New Zealand.
Probably won't go down well with my 'academic' friends, but I felt I really wanted to be out doing things more in the real world than actually doing research.
On the other hand, they could be very selective admitting only those of the highest 'academic' qualifications and achievements.
These are questions of more than 'academic' interest.
The question that then emerged was, u2018How does one groove to a daggy disco mix in formal wear and long 'academic' gown?u2019
The faculty and other staff and students at both International and at Sofia University welcomed him and helped him to settle into the new 'academic' environment.
A second factor was the development of scientific and technical education to confer coveted 'academic' qualifications on the captains of industry.
But then Miller began taking more traditional 'academic' courses and found he loved being a college student.
In fact, if Kaplan wants, I can be his 'academic' groupie.
Much of what Elgar as composer put into practice went well beyond what was available to him in the textbooks or what could have been derived from an institutional 'academic' course on music.
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