academia , acad (skrót)

You could get a job outside of academia or start your own business.

She spent the first half of her working life in academia.

The company works with those in government, academia and private industry.

During his career he worked in both industry and academia.

He began his career in academia as a university professor.

"Either women went into academia or they got married, but not both."

He later became involved in academia and various civil rights issues.

So clearly not just Brown, but all of academia, was at a loss.

Are only the rich allowed to go further into academia?

However, the term is used in politics, industry and academia.

Does anyone, even in academia, still believe that this sort of thing turns out well?

You also have a great deal more independence in academia.

You wouldn't, by any small chance, be in academia yourself?

"In academia research is such a big part of being a professor," she said.

Unless you go into academia, but that's a whole different story.

"For a long time there were no women teaching in academia."

Lee's influence is still seen today, in both government and academia.

He held a number of positions, both in and outside academia.

It is the language of business, politics, national media, education, and academia.

He moved from academia to important positions in business and industry.

Because of this, academia has paid less attention to his work than it might have done.

Produce a good final paper and it could be the start of a career in academia.

His research for the military was more advanced than the academia of the times.

But part of the new tone comes straight from academia.

In their quest for leaders, they have looked far beyond academia.