academic staff

Summary

academic staff has Wikipedia articles in 12 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[1]

Key Facts

• academic staff is a type of cadre^[2].
• academic staff's Commons category is recorded as Faculty^[3].
• academic staff's field of this occupation is recorded as higher education^[4].
• academic staff comprises assistant professor^[5].
• academic staff comprises university teacher^[6].
• academic staff comprises associate professor^[7].
• academic staff comprises lecturer^[8].
• academic staff comprises senior lecturer^[9].
• academic staff comprises full professor^[10].
• academic staff comprises academic^[11].
• academic staff's facet of is recorded as university^[12].
• academic staff's different from is recorded as faculty^[13].
• academic staff's female form of label is recorded as členka pedagogického sboru^[14].
• academic staff's female form of label is recorded as сотрудница факультета^[15].
• academic staff's female form of label is recorded as enseignante universitaire^[16].
• academic staff's female form of label is recorded as akademische Angestellte^[17].
• academic staff's female form of label is recorded as супрацоўніца факультэту^[18].
• academic staff's female form of label is recorded as חברת סגל הוראה^[19].
• academic staff's female form of label is recorded as miembru del claustru de profesoráu^[20].
• academic staff's female form of label is recorded as عضوة هيئة تدريس جامعية^[21].
• academic staff's female form of label is recorded as выкладчыца^[22].
• academic staff's female form of label is recorded as univerzitetna učiteljica^[23].

Body

Definition and Type

academic staff is a type of cadre^[2].

Use and Application

Components include assistant professor^[5], a position^[24]; university teacher^[6], an academic profession^[25]; associate professor^[7], a title of authority^[26]; lecturer^[8], a position^[27]; senior lecturer^[9], a position^[28]; and full professor^[10], an academic rank^[29].

Why It Matters

academic staff has Wikipedia articles in 12 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[1]