Significados de academic term em inglês

Previously, students received entrance scholarships only after the academic term had started.

That is not an academic term, Mr Seymour said.

Preparing for the new academic term, political theorist Michael Sandel has a shock in store for his employers.

Frank had fixed upon the Tuesday morning succeeding the close of the academic term for his departure from home.

As the new academic term gets underway, a fresh cohort of eager students get to grips with being back in education.

As well as the restrictions on protests, it suspends the current academic term and provides for when and how classes are to resume.

Arts students at NUI Galway could find themselves sitting next to Hollywood actor Martin Sheen who has enrolled for the new academic term.

Thanks for your help, Faith Faith -I actually think that post-feminist is a very academic term -it has never really resonated with me.

UCD has suspended the allocation of much sought after campus accommodation for the next academic term due to a technical problems with its email system.

In less academic terms, the hammerhead viroid blueprint of life is being constantly redrawn.

In less academic terms, the fish are dying, and nobody can figure out why.

Holmes was described as the "top of the top" in academic terms by his former university.

The return of normal activity, from packed bars to new academic terms, has fuelled an exponential increase in infections.

"They've been working around the clock to minimize disruptions during the academic term."

It also means students are not necessarily being bound by academic terms and also offers them more affordable options, he adds.

"I assume it is an academic term for a crazed murderer," I said dryly.