What is another word for british academy?
Pronunciation: [bɹˈɪtɪʃ ɐkˈadəmi] (IPA) 
The British Academy, founded in 1902, is an assembly of scholars and practitioners dedicated to the study and advancement of humanities and social sciences. While the term 'British Academy' is widely recognized, there are several synonyms that are used to describe it. These include 'Royal Society of Literature,' 'Royal Society of Edinburgh,' and 'Academy of Social Sciences'. Additionally, there are more targeted academies and societies within the greater British Academy, such as the British Academy of Management, the British Academy of Film and Television Arts, and the Royal Academy of Arts. Regardless of the specific institution, all share a commitment to fostering academic excellence, facilitating knowledge exchange, and creating a space for interdisciplinary dialogue.
