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The University of Dar es Salaam, founded in 1961 as a college of the University of London, is Tanzania's oldest and largest public university, located on Observation Hill.

Ghent University is a public research university in Ghent, Flanders, founded in 1817, with eleven faculties and particular strength in life sciences, veterinary medicine and engineering.

A public research university in Beijing, founded in 1898 as the Imperial University of Peking, and a member of the C9 League.

HKUST is a public research university founded in 1991 on Clear Water Bay, Hong Kong, known for engineering, science and business education, including a highly regarded MBA.

Copperbelt University in Kitwe, established in 1987, is Zambia's second public university, known for mining, engineering and business.

Kuwait University, founded in 1966, is the country's public national university, with several campuses around Kuwait City teaching in Arabic and English.

Alexandria University is a large public university in Alexandria, Egypt, founded in 1938 as a branch of Fouad I University and independent since 1942, with faculties across medicine, engineering, sciences and humanities.

The Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, founded in 1888 in Santiago, is a private university with four campuses and programmes in engineering, medicine, economics and law.

KAUST is a graduate-only research university on the Red Sea coast at Thuwal, Saudi Arabia, opened in 2009, offering fully funded master's and PhD programmes in science and engineering.

Warsaw University of Technology is Poland's largest technical university, with roots in 1826 and a monumental Main Building in central Warsaw, offering engineering, architecture and IT degrees.

Paris-Saclay University is a public research university south of Paris, established in its current form in 2019–2020, bringing together faculties, grandes écoles and research organisations with exceptional strength in mathematics and physics.

The University of Pretoria, founded in 1908, is one of South Africa's largest research universities and home to the country's only veterinary faculty.

USIU-Africa is a private university in Nairobi founded in 1969, teaching in English on an American-style credit system, with a large share of international students from around Africa.

One of Vietnam's two national universities, a multi-disciplinary system of member universities in Hanoi.

Institut Teknologi Bandung, with roots in 1920, is an Indonesian institute of technology, where founding president Sukarno studied engineering.

The University of Zambia, founded in 1966 in Lusaka, is Zambia's oldest and largest public university.

KU Leuven is Belgium's largest university, founded in 1425 in the Flemish city of Leuven, a Catholic research university with strengths in medicine, engineering, sciences, law and humanities.

Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), founded in 1970, is a public research university in Bangi, Selangor, established to promote Malay as a language of scholarship.

A national research university in Seoul, founded in 1946, with 29,073 students across 16 colleges.

Hawassa University, established in 2000 in southern Ethiopia, is a public university known for agriculture, forestry and health sciences.

Founded by Benjamin Franklin, Penn is an Ivy League institution combining liberal arts, professional education, and groundbreaking research in an urban setting.

The Catholic University of Angola, founded in 1999 in Luanda, is a private university run by the Catholic Church.

Egerton University is Kenya's oldest institution of higher learning, founded in 1939 as an agricultural school in Njoro, Nakuru County, and is known for agriculture and veterinary sciences.

Heidelberg University, founded in 1386, is Germany's oldest university, a public research university known for medicine, natural sciences, law and humanities in a historic city setting.