Definition of «academic specialties»

Academic specialties refer to specific fields or areas of study within a broader academic discipline. These are concentrated areas of expertise that require advanced knowledge and skills, often requiring extensive research and analysis. Academic specialists have deep understanding and knowledge in their respective field, and they contribute significantly to the advancement of human knowledge through their research and publications.

Sentences with «academic specialties»

The Real Crusades Thomas F. Madden («Inventing the Crusades,» June / July 2009) complains about nonspecialists getting the Crusades wrong and then proceeds to make a questionable generalization about a period outside of his own area of academic specialty. (firstthings.com)
Dr. Bromberg has a doctoral degree in clinical psychology from The University of Denver, with academic specialties in psychological assessment, child and adolescent therapy, and couples and family therapy. (equilibriapcs.com)
With her death, the book deal she had made with a major publisher disappeared, and sex ratio theory stayed mainly in the obscure recesses of various academic specialties. (discovermagazine.com)
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