Significats de academic rigour en anglès

Anyone can run a course but we do have academic rigour as well.

The emphasis in Wales will be on skills and the needs of employers as much as academic rigour.

Some of his book's citations, including Wikipedia and a 2004 newspaper article from Palmerston North, lacked academic rigour, she said.

In her books, the lucidity of her instructions and the acuity of her palate were complemented by her academic rigour.

This report and its researchers are rare examples of academic rigour in a world of special pleading and cooked industry statistics.

Why then potentially put off talented would-be nurses, who do not consider themselves up to the academic rigour of a degree?

We will continue to be a place that demands ferociously hard work and high academic rigour; and everything will follow from that.

It is essential that institutions work closely with their staff and with external professional and academic bodies to maintain academic rigour and a smooth transition.

A peer review found he objectified women, but this did not amount to promoting rape culture and, overall, his lecture did not lack academic rigour.

Academic rigour matters here, and fourth year is no exception.