Wiping out an entire academic discipline with a single sentence.

If ever there was a need for a new academic discipline it would be micropolitics.

I don't think photography should be an academic discipline.

We have watched the rise of "cultural studies", challenging every academic discipline from Eng.

Newton was matured in academic discipline, a fellow in Trinity College, Cambridge, and a professor of mathematics.

The aim is to facilitate debate and to consider the future of Irish Studies as an academic discipline.

Just as important, however, are the conceptual continuities between mainstream economics as academic discipline and as governing policy ideology.

Conventional histories of computer programming tend to conflate programming as a vocational activity with computer science as an academic discipline.

Language design and development served as a focus for productive theoretical research, and helped establish computer science as a legitimate academic discipline.

Perhaps they should be dealt with more appropriately within the academic discipline of psychology, but then economics in a branch of psychology.

Yet as popular and useful as this course was, it was based mainly on research and teaching from the academic discipline of psychology.

For if history has taught us only one thing, then this surely is an indication that it is underperforming as an academic discipline.

About 190 colleges in India offer one or more nutrition courses at various levels but the academic discipline of pubic health nutriution is fairly young.

Social work is a practice-based profession and an academic discipline that promotes social change and development, social cohesion, and the empowerment and liberation of people.

This strange statement of its purpose further confirms the fact that there is no such academic discipline as women's studies (or men's studies).

Vocational EDP schools were seen as being too lax in their standards, and the emerging academic discipline of computer science was viewed as too stringent.