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The Czech Technical University in Prague traces its roots to 1707 and is one of Europe's oldest technical universities, with eight faculties in engineering, IT, architecture and nuclear sciences.

UFRJ is Brazil's largest federal university, based in Rio de Janeiro, with roots in schools dating to the 19th century and broad tuition-free programmes in sciences, engineering, medicine and humanities.
Satbayev University is a public technical university in Almaty, founded in 1934, and the oldest technical university in Kazakhstan, named after the geologist Kanysh Satbayev.

EPFL is a Swiss polytechnic university in Lausanne focused on science, technology and engineering research and teaching, with low tuition fees.

Universidad Francisco Marroquín is a private university in Guatemala City founded in 1971, known for its focus on classical liberal economics and for its medicine, architecture and business programmes.

UCL is London's founding university, established in 1826, with about 51,000 students from more than 150 countries.

The University of Auckland, founded in 1883, is New Zealand's largest university, a public research university with its main campus in the centre of Auckland.

The University of Porto, founded in 1911, is one of Portugal's largest universities, with 14 faculties including the Faculty of Architecture (FAUP) and strong engineering and medicine programmes.

The national university of the Philippines, founded in 1908, a public university system offering low-cost education with an emphasis on research and public service.
The University of Nizwa is a non-profit private university founded in 2002 in Nizwa, Oman's historic interior capital.

Middle East Technical University (METU/ODTÜ) is a public technical research university in Ankara, founded in 1956, known for English-medium engineering and science education on a large forested campus.

The Pontifical Catholic University of Peru, founded in 1917 in Lima, is Peru's oldest private university, with a large campus in San Miguel.
The University of Cuenca, founded in 1867, is a public university in Cuenca, one of Ecuador's oldest, with faculties across health, engineering, architecture and humanities.

TU Delft is the largest and oldest public technical university in the Netherlands, founded in 1842, known for engineering, architecture and applied sciences, with English-taught master's programmes.
Torcuato Di Tella University is a private, non-profit university in Buenos Aires founded in 1991, known for economics, business, political science and law.
Jean Piaget University of Angola is a private university in Luanda, founded in 2000, teaching in Portuguese as part of the Instituto Piaget network.

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.

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

Canada's largest university, a public research university in Toronto founded in 1827, teaching across the sciences, engineering, business and medicine.
Yangon Technological University is an engineering university in Myanmar, with roots in the engineering college of Rangoon University established in 1924.
The German University of Technology in Oman is a private university in Muscat founded in 2007 in cooperation with RWTH Aachen University, teaching engineering and science in English.

Sapienza University of Rome, founded in 1303, is one of Europe's largest universities, a public research university with a central Città Universitaria campus and strengths in classics, physics, engineering and medicine.













