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n. An educational institution dedicated to higher education and research, which grants academic degrees.
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Academic institution is an educational institution dedicated to education and research, which grants academic degrees. See also academy and university.
Usage examples of "academic institution".
Although you have all the qualifications to make an excel- I lent candidate for Radcliffe, we feel that at this time I perhaps another institution we regret we are sure that you will do extremely well at any academic institution you I choose we wish you well.
If you wonder how I nourished myself during my princess's course of studies at Brewer College (or the Marcus Brewer Academic Institution for the Tutelage and Edification of Refined Young Gentlewomen, as it was then called) it is no less than I expected of you.
Your works are standard reading in almost every academic institution.
With both of them set for jobs at the same academic institution, it had looked as if they had the future taped.
Hudson and Eriksen would hang close to an academic institution to take advantage of the research facilities.
As far as Marissa was concerned, the organization had more the feeling of an academic institution than a federal agency, which it had officially become in 1973.
Or perhaps it was just that, despite its many powers, Sorel was like any other academic institution, better able to debate what to do than to actually do it.
No academic institution or scientific dogma may call to account our inner experience of life and consciousness.
TM: Since I don't work for any academic institution or feed at any government or corporate trough, I'm free to think anything I want about reality.