List of universities in Europe founded after 1945
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Library of the University of Split, founded in 1974
This list of modern universities in Europe since 1945 comprises all universities which have been founded in Europe since the end of World War II.
No universities were established in Switzerland and Malta during this period.[1]
List[]
The list is sorted alphabetically.
Albania[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1957[1] | Tirana | University of Tirana |
1991[1] | Tirana | Polytechnic University of Tirana |
Austria[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1962[1] | Salzburg | University of Salzburg |
1962/6[1] | Linz | Johannes Kepler University Linz |
1970[1] | Klagenfurt | Alpen-Adria-Universität Klagenfurt |
1973[1] | Linz | University of Art and Design Linz |
Belarus[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1945[1] | Brest | A.S. Pushkin Brest State University |
1951[1] | Grodno | Grodno State Agrarian University |
1961[1] | Gomel | Francysk Skaryna Homiel State University |
1978[1] | Hrodna | Hrodna State University |
1992[1] | Minsk | Belarusian State Academy of Music |
1992[1] | Horki | |
1993[1] | Minsk | Belarusian State Technological University |
1993[1] | Navapolatsk | Polotsk State University |
1994[1] | Minsk | Maxim Tank Belarusian State Pedagogical University |
1994[1] | Vitebsk |
Belgium[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1965[1] | Mons | Facultés universitaires catholiques de Mons |
1965[1] | Mons | Faculté polytechnique de Mons |
1965[1] | Mons | University of Mons-Hainaut |
1968[1] | Leuven | Katholieke Universiteit Leuven |
1968[1] | Louvain-la-Neuve | Université catholique de Louvain |
1969[1] | Brussels | Facultés universitaires Saint-Louis |
1969[1] | Brussels | Université Libre de Bruxelles |
1969[1] | Brussels | Vrije Universiteit Brussel |
1991[1] | Hasselt | Hasselt University |
2003[1] | Antwerp | University of Antwerp |
2007[1] | Brussels | Hogeschool-Universiteit Brussel |
2007[1] | Mons | University of Mons |
Bosnia-Herzegovina[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1949[1] | Sarajevo | University of Sarajevo |
1975[2] | Banja Luka | University of Banja Luka |
1976[1] | Tuzla | University of Tuzla |
1977[3] | Mostar | University Džemal Bijedić of Mostar |
1992[4] | Istočno Sarajevo | University of East Sarajevo |
1992 | Mostar | University of Mostar |
1997[5] | Bihać | University of Bihać |
2000[6] | Zenica | University of Zenica |
Bulgaria[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1971[1] | Veliko Tarnovo | Veliko Tarnovo University |
1972[1] | Plovdiv | Plovdiv University |
1995[1] | Bourgas | |
1995[1] | Gabrovo | Technical University of Gabrovo |
1995[1] | Pleven | Medical University Pleven |
1995[1] | Sofia | Sofia Medical University |
1995[1] | Sofia | Technical University of Sofia |
1995[1] | Sofia | |
1995[1] | Varna | Medical University of Varna |
Croatia[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1973[1] | Rijeka | University of Rijeka |
1974[1] | Split | University of Split |
1975[1] | Osijek | University of Osijek |
2002[7] | Zadar | University of Zadar |
2003[8] | Dubrovnik | University of Dubrovnik |
2006[9] | Pula | Juraj Dobrila University of Pula |
Cyprus[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1989[1] | Nicosia | University of Cyprus |
2002[1] | Nicosia | Open University of Cyprus |
2004[1] | Limassol | Cyprus University of Technology |
2007[1] | Nicosia | University of Nicosia |
2007[1] | Nicosia | European University Cyprus |
2007[1] | Nicosia | Frederick University |
2007[1] | Paphos | Neapolis University Paphos |
Czech Republic[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1945/6[1] | Prague | Academy of Performing Arts in Prague |
1946[1] | Prague | Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague |
1947[1] | Brno | Janáček Academy of Music and Performing Arts |
1950[1] | Pardubice | University of Pardubice |
1952[1] | Prague | Czech University of Life Sciences Prague |
1952[1] | Prague | Institute of Chemical Technology in Prague |
1953[1] | Prague | University of Economics, Prague |
1991[1] | České Budějovice | University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice |
1991[1] | Ostrava | University of Ostrava |
1991[1] | Opava | Silesian University (Opava) |
1991[1] | Pilsen | University of West Bohemia |
1991[1] | Usti nad Labem | Jan Evangelista Purkyně University in Ústí nad Labem |
1994[1] | Liberec | Technical University of Liberec |
Denmark[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1966[1] | Odense | Odense University |
1972[1] | Roskilde | Roskilde University |
1974[1] | Aalborg | Aalborg University |
Estonia[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1951[1] | Tartu | Estonian University of Life Sciences |
1991[1] | Tallinn | University Nord |
Finland[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1950[1] | Turku | Turku School of Economics |
1958[1] | Oulu | University of Oulu |
1966[1] | Tampere | University of Tampere |
1966[1] | Jyväskylä | University of Jyväskylä |
1966/9[1] | Lappeenranta | Lappeenranta University of Technology |
1972[1] | Tampere | Tampere University of Technology |
1977[1] | Vaasa | University of Vaasa |
1979[1] | Rovaniemi | University of Lapland |
1982[1] | Helsinki | Sibelius Academy |
1983[1] | Helsinki | Aalto University School of Art and Design |
1984[1] | Joensuu | University of Joensuu |
1984[1] | Kuopio | University of Kuopio |
1987[1] | Helsinki | Theatre Academy (Finland) |
1993[1] | Helsinki | Finnish National Defence University |
France[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1964[1] | Villeurbanne | École nationale supérieure des sciences de l'information et des bibliothèques (in French) |
1965[1] | Paris | École nationale du génie rural, des eaux et des forêts (in French) |
1968[1] | Lille | Hautes études d'ingénieur |
1970[1] | Amiens | University of Picardie Jules Verne |
1970[1] | Talence | Bordeaux I |
1970[1] | Bordeaux | Bordeaux II (Victor Segalen) |
1970[1] | Pessac | Bordeaux III (Michel de Montaigne) |
1970[1] | Brest | University of Western Brittany |
1970[1] | Caen | University of Caen Lower Normandy |
1970[1] | Clermont-Ferrand | Clermont-Ferrand I (Auvergne) |
1970[1] | Clermont-Ferrand | Clermont-Ferrand II (Blaise Pascal) |
1970[1] | Dijon | University of Burgundy |
1970[1] | Grenoble | Grenoble I (Joseph Fourier) |
1970[1] | Grenoble | Grenoble II (Sciences Po Grenoble) |
1970[1] | Grenoble | Grenoble III (Stendhal) |
1970[1] | Villeneuve d'Ascq | Lille I (Science and Technology) |
1970[1] | Lille | Lille II (Health and Law) |
1970[1] | Villeneuve d'Ascq | Lille III (Charles de Gaulle) |
1970[1] | Limoges | University of Limoges |
1970[1] | Villeurbanne | Lyon I (Claude Bernard) |
1970[1] | Lyon | Lyon II (Lumière) |
1970[1][10] | Marseille | Aix-Marseille I (Provence) |
1970[1] | Montpellier | Montpellier I |
1970[1] | Montpellier | Montpellier II (Sciences and Techniques) |
1970[1] | Montpellier | Montpellier III (Paul Valéry) |
1970[1] | Nancy | Nancy I (Henri Poincaré) |
1970[1] | Nancy | Nancy II |
1970[1] | Nancy | School of architecture of Nancy |
1970[1] | Orléans | University of Orléans |
1970[1] | Paris | Pantheon-Sorbonne University |
1970[1] | Paris | Panthéon-Assas University |
1970[1] | Paris | Paris III (Sorbonne Nouvelle) |
1970[1] | Paris | Paris-Sorbonne University |
1970[1] | Paris | Paris V (Paris Descartes) |
1970[1] | Paris | Pierre-and-Marie-Curie University |
1970[1] | Paris | Paris VII (Paris Diderot) |
1970[1] | Paris | Paris VIII (Vincennes in Saint-Denis) |
1970[1] | Paris | Paris IX (Paris Dauphine) |
1970[1] | Paris | Paris X (West Paris) |
1970[1] | Paris | Paris XI (South Paris) |
1970[1] | Paris | Paris XII (East Paris) |
1970[1] | Paris | Paris XIII (North Paris) |
1970[1] | Pau | University of Pau and Pays de l'Adour |
1970[1] | Poitiers | University of Poitiers |
1970[1] | Reims | University of Reims Champagne-Ardenne |
1970[1] | Rennes | Rennes I |
1970[1] | Rennes | Rennes II (Haute-Bretagne) |
1970[1] | Rouen | University of Rouen |
1970[1] | Saint-Étienne | Jean Monnet University |
1970[1] | Strasbourg | Strasbourg I (Louis Pasteur) |
1970[1] | Strasbourg | Strasbourg II (Marc Bloch) |
1970[1] | Strasbourg | Strasbourg III (Robert Schuman) |
1970[1] | Toulouse | Toulouse I (Capitole) |
1970[1] | Toulouse | Toulouse II (Le Mirail) |
1970[1] | Toulouse | Toulouse III (Paul Sabatier) |
1970[1] | Tours | François Rabelais University |
1971[1] | Nice | University of Nice Sophia Antipolis |
1972[1] | Angers | University of Angers |
1972[1] | Compiègne | University of Technology of Compiègne |
1973[1][10] | Marseille | Aix-Marseille II (Mediterranean) |
1973[1][10] | Marseille | Aix-Marseille III (Paul Cézanne) |
1973[1] | Lyon | Lyon III (Jean Moulin) |
1975/61[1] | Corte | University of Corsica Pascal Paoli |
1975[1] | Mulhouse | Upper Alsace University |
1976[1] | Vandœuvre-lès-Nancy | National Polytechnic Institute of Lorraine |
1976[1] | Nantes | University of Nantes |
1976[1] | Valenciennes | University of Valenciennes and Hainaut-Cambresis |
1978[1] | Le Mans | University of Maine (France) |
1978[1] | Perpignan | University of Perpignan Via Domitia |
1979[1] | Chambéry | University of Savoy |
1979[1] | Toulon | University of the South, Toulon-Var |
1984[1] | Toulouse | National Polytechnic Institute of Toulouse |
1991[1] | Nantes | École centrale de Nantes |
2009[1] | Strasbourg | University of Strasbourg |
2012[11] | Marseille | Aix-Marseille University |
2018 | Lille | University of Lille |
Georgia[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1990[1] | Tbilisi | Georgian Technical University |
1991[1] | Tbilisi | |
1992[1] |
Germany[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1946[1] | Mainz | Johannes Gutenberg University |
1946[1] | Berlin | Technical University of Berlin |
1947[1] | Speyer | German University of Administrative Sciences |
1948[1] | Saarbrücken | Saarland University |
1948[1] | Berlin | Free University of Berlin |
1948[1] | Hamburg | |
1953[1] | Ilmenau | |
1962/5[1] | Bochum | Ruhr University Bochum |
1962/6[1] | Regensburg | University of Regensburg |
1962/8[1] | Dortmund | University of Dortmund |
1963/8[1] | Hanover | Hannover Medical School |
1965[1] | Düsseldorf | University of Düsseldorf |
1966[1] | Konstanz | University of Konstanz |
1967[1] | Ulm | University of Ulm |
1967[1] | Hohenheim | University of Hohenheim |
1967[1] | Mannheim | University of Mannheim |
1969[1] | Bielefeld | University of Bielefeld |
1970[1] | Augsburg | University of Augsburg |
1970[1] | Trier–Kaiserslautern | University of Trier and Kaiserslautern University of Technology |
1970[1] | Cologne | German Sport University Cologne |
1971[1] | Bremen | University of Bremen |
1971[1] | Kassel | University of Kassel |
1972/5[1] | Bayreuth | University of Bayreuth |
1972/5[1] | Bamberg | University of Bamberg |
1972/5[1] | Duisburg | Gerhard Mercator University |
1972/5[1] | Essen | University of Essen |
1972/5[1] | Hamburg | University of the German Federal Armed Forces Hamburg |
1972/5[1] | Paderborn | University of Paderborn |
1972/5[1] | Siegen | University of Siegen |
1972/5[1] | Wuppertal | Bergische Universität Wuppertal |
1973[1] | Munich | Bundeswehr University Munich |
1973[1] | Oldenburg | Carl von Ossietzky University of Oldenburg |
1973/4[1] | Osnabrück | University of Osnabrück |
1973/8[1] | Passau | University of Passau |
1973/8[1] | Vechta | University of Vechta |
1974[1] | Hagen | FernUniversität Hagen |
1978[1] | Hamburg-Harburg | Hamburg University of Technology |
1978[1] | Hildesheim | University of Hildesheim |
1980[1] | Eichstätt | Catholic University of Eichstätt-Ingolstadt |
1985[1] | Lübeck | Graduate School for Computing in Medicine and Life Sciences |
1986[1] | Chemnitz | Chemnitz University of Technology |
1989[1] | Lüneburg | University of Lüneburg |
1990[1] | Koblenz–Landau | University of Koblenz and Landau |
1991[1] | Cottbus | Brandenburg Technical University |
1991[1] | Frankfurt (Oder) | Viadrina European University |
1991[1] | Potsdam | University of Potsdam |
1993[1] | Magdeburg | Otto von Guericke University |
1994[1] | Flensburg | University of Flensburg |
Greece[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1964[1] | Patras | University of Patras |
1970[1] | Ioannina | University of Ioannina |
1973[1] | Komotini | Democritus University of Thrace |
1973[1] | Rethymno | University of Crete |
1977[1] | Chaniá | Technical University |
1984[1] | Corfu | Ionian University |
1984[1] | Mytilene | University of the Aegean |
1984[1] | Volos | University of Thessaly |
1989[1] | Piraeus | University of Piraeus |
1989[1] | Athens | |
1989[1] | Thessaloniki | University of Macedonia |
Hungary[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1949[1] | Budapest | |
1949[1] | Miskolc | Technical University of Heavy Industry |
1951[1] | Budapest | Semmelweis University |
1951[1] | Veszprém | University of Veszprém |
1952[1] | Gödöllő | University of Agriculture |
1953[1] | Budapest | |
1962[1] | Sopron | University of Forestry |
1970[1] | Debrecen | University of Agriculture |
1970[1] | Keszthely | University of Agriculture |
1971[1] | Budapest | Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design |
1990[1] | Budapest | Budapest University of Economics |
1993[1] | Budapest | Pázmány Péter Catholic University |
Iceland[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1971[1] | Reykjavík | Iceland University of Education |
1987[1] | Akureyri | University of Akureyri |
1989[1] | Bifrost | School of Business |
Ireland[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1957[1] | Dublin | Institute of Public Administration (Ireland) |
1968[1] | Dublin | Milltown Institute of Theology and Philosophy |
1970[1] | Athlone | Athlone Institute of Technology |
1970[1] | Carlow | Institute of Technology, Carlow |
1971[1] | Sligo | Institute of Technology, Sligo |
1977[1] | Tralee | Institute of Technology, Tralee |
1978[1] | Cork | Cork Institute of Technology |
1989[1] | Dublin | Dublin City University |
1989[1] | Limerick | University of Limerick |
1992[1] | Dublin | Dublin Institute of Technology |
1992[1] | Limerick | Limerick Institute of Technology |
Italy[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1967[1] | Lecce | University of Lecce |
1968[1] | Arcavacata di Rende (Cosenza) | University of Calabria |
1959[1] | Ancona | Marche Polytechnic University |
1977[1] | Rome | Libera Università Internazionale degli Studi Sociali Guido Carli |
1978[1] | Udine | University of Udine |
1979[1] | Cassino | University of Cassino |
1979[1] | Viterbo | Tuscia University |
1981[1] | Potenza | University of Basilicata |
1982[1] | Rome | University of Rome Tor Vergata |
1982[1] | Brescia | University of Brescia |
1982[1] | Campobasso | University of Molise |
1960[1] | Chieti–Pescara | D'Annunzio University of Chieti–Pescara |
1982[1] | L'Aquila | University of L'Aquila |
1982[1] | Reggio Calabria | |
1982[1] | Trento | University of Trento |
1982[1] | Verona | University of Verona |
1987[1] | Pisa | Sant'Anna School of Advanced Studies |
1990[1] | Bari | Polytechnic University of Bari |
1990[1] | Bergamo | University of Bergamo |
1991[1] | Castellanza | University Carlo Cattaneo |
1991[1] | Naples | Seconda Università degli Studi di Napoli |
1991[1] | Rome | Università Campus Bio-Medico |
1992[1] | Rome | University of Rome III |
1993[1] | Teramo | University of Teramo |
Latvia[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1954[1] | Liepāja | |
1990[1] | Riga | Latvian Academy of Culture |
1991[1] | Jelgava | Latvian University of Agriculture |
1999[1] | Riga | Transport and Telecommunication Institute |
Lithuania[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1945[1] | Kaunas | Lithuanian National Institute of Physical Education |
1950[1] | Kaunas | Kaunas Medical Institute |
1950[1] | Kaunas | Polytechnic Institute |
1991[1] | Klaipėda | University of Klaipėda |
1994[1] | Vilnius | Vilnius Gediminas Technical University |
Northern Macedonia[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1949[1] | Skopje | Ss. Cyril and Methodius University of Skopje |
1979[1] | Bitola | St. Clement of Ohrid University of Bitola |
Moldavia[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1992[1] | Chişinău | |
1993[1] | Chişinău | Technical University of Moldova |
Montenegro[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1973[1] | Podgorica | University of Montenegro |
Netherlands[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1946[1] | Breukelen | Nyenrode Business Universiteit |
1956[1] | Eindhoven | Eindhoven University of Technology |
1961[1] | Enschede | University of Twente |
1975[1] | Maastricht | Maastricht University |
1982/4[1] | Heerlen | Open University (Netherlands) |
1989[1] | Utrecht | University of Humanistic Studies |
Norway[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1946[1] | Bergen | University of Bergen |
1968/72[1] | Tromsø | University of Tromsø |
1996[1] | Trondheim | Norwegian University of Science and Technology |
Poland[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1944/5[1] | Lublin | Maria Curie-Sklodowska University |
1945/6[1] | Łódź | University of Łódź |
1946[1] | Toruń | Nicolaus Copernicus University in Toruń |
1968[1] | Katowice | Silesian University |
1970[1] | Gdańsk | University of Gdańsk |
1984/5[1] | Szczecin | University of Szczecin |
1994[1] | Opole | Opole University |
Portugal[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1973[1] | Lisbon | Nova University Lisbon |
1973[1] | Aveiro | University of Aveiro |
1973[1] | Braga | University of Minho |
1979[1] | Évora | University of Évora |
1979 | Covilhã | University of Beira Interior |
1979 | Faro | University of the Algarve |
1986 | Vila Real | University of Trás-os-Montes and Alto Douro |
Romania[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1948[1] | Timișoara | Banat University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine |
1962[1] | Timișoara | West University of Timișoara |
1965[1] | Bucharest | Politehnica University of Bucharest |
1947[1] | Craiova | University of Craiova |
1971[1] | Brașov | Transylvania University of Brașov |
1974[1] | Galați | University 'Dunarea de Jos' din Galați |
1989[1] | Bucharest | Carol Davila University of Medicine and Pharmacy |
1991[1] | Petrosani | Technical University |
1992[1] | Bucharest | National Academy of Physical Education and Sport |
1992[1] | Iași | Grigore T. Popa University of Medicine and Pharmacy |
1992[1] | Cluj-Napoca | Technical University of Cluj-Napoca |
1994[1] | Bucharest | Technical University of Civil Engineering of Bucharest |
Russia[]
The following list also includes Russian universities in the Asian part of the country.
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1951[1] | Moscow | |
1957[1] | Ufa | Bashkir State University |
1957[1] | Mahachkala | Dagestan State University |
1957[1] | Nalchik | |
1957[1] | Saransk | Mordovian State University |
1958[1] | Vladimir | |
1959[1] | Moscow | Peoples' Friendship University of Russia |
1959[1] | Briansk | |
1967[1] | Cheboksary | Chuvash State University |
1969[1] | Krasnoyarsk | Krasnoyarsk State University |
1969[1] | Vladikavkaz | |
1970[1] | Belgorod | |
1970[1] | Krasnodar | Kuban State University |
1972[1] | Kemerovo | |
1972[1] | Yoshkar-Ola | Mari State University |
1973[1] | Altai Krai | Altai State University |
1973[1] | Krasnodar | Kuban State University of Technology |
1973[1] | Tyumen | Tyumen State University |
1974[1] | Ivanovo | Ivanovo State University |
1974[1] | Kemerovo | Kemerovo State University |
1974[1] | Omsk | Omsk State University |
1974[1] | Izhevsk | Udmurt State University |
1976[1] | Chelyabinsk | Chelyabinsk State University |
1980[1] | Volgograd | Volgograd State University |
1981[1] | Novosibirsk | Siberian State University of Telecommunications and Informatics |
1982[1] | Krasnoyarsk | |
1984[1] | Ryazan | Ryazan State Pedagogical University |
1988[1] | Moscow | Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology |
1989[1] | Moscow | Moscow State Pedagogical University |
1989[1] | Samara | Samara State University |
1989[1] | Moscow | |
1990[1] | Krasnoyarsk | |
1991[1] | Saint Petersburg | Herzen State Pedagogical University |
1991[1] | Moscow | |
1991[1] | Moscow | International University in Moscow |
1991[1] | Moscow | |
1991[1] | Moscow | |
1991[1] | Novosibirsk | |
1991[1] | Saint Petersburg | |
1991[1] | Saint Petersburg | |
1991[1] | Tomsk | Tomsk Polytechnic University |
1992[1] | Moscow | |
1992[1] | Moscow | Moscow Power Engineering Institute |
1992[1] | Moscow | |
1992[1] | Moscow | |
1992[1] | Moscow | Russian State Academy of Physical Education |
1992[1] | Novosibirsk | Novosibirsk State Technical University |
1992[1] | Saint Petersburg | Saint Petersburg State Electrotechnical University |
1992[1] | Samara | Samara State Aerospace University |
1992[1] | Saratov | Saratov State Technical University |
1992[1] | Tomsk | Siberian State Medical University |
1992[1] | Tula | |
1992[1] | Ekaterinburg | |
1992[1] | Volgograd | Volgograd State Pedagogical University |
1992[1] | Ivanovo | |
1992[1] | Izhevsk | Izhevsk State Technical University |
1993[1] | Irkutsk | Irkutsk State Technical University |
1992[1] | Kursk | Kursk State Medical University |
1992[1] | Maykop | |
1993[1] | Moscow | |
1993[1] | Moscow | |
1993[1] | Moscow | |
1993[1] | Moscow | Moscow State University of Railway Engineering |
1993[1] | Omsk | Omsk State Pedagogical University |
1993[1] | Ryazan | |
1993[1] | Rostov-on-Don | |
1993[1] | Samara | |
1993[1] | Tambov | Tambov State Technical University |
1993[1] | Volgograd | |
1994[1] | Ekaterinburg | |
1994[1] | Krasnoyarsk | |
1994[1] | Rybinsk | |
1994[1] | Saint Petersburg | Saint Petersburg State Medical Academy |
1994[1] | Stavropol | |
1994[1] | Tambov | Tambov State University |
1994[1] | Ufa | Ufa State Petroleum Technological University |
1994[1] | Ulyanovsk | Ulyanovsk State Technical University |
1994[1] | Kirov | |
1994[1] | Voronezh | |
1994[1] | Voronezh | |
1994[1] | Voronezh | |
1995[1] | Groznyj | Chechen State University |
1995[1] | Kirov | |
1995[1] | Kostroma | University of Technology |
1995[1] | Kurgan | Kurgan State University |
1995[1] | Yoshkar-Ola | Mari State Technical University |
1995[1] | Ussuriysk | |
1995[1] | Ulan-Ude | |
1995[1] | Ulan-Ude | Buryat State University |
1999[1] | Moscow |
Serbia[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1960[1] | Novi Sad | University of Novi Sad |
1965[1] | Niš | University of Niš |
1970[1] | Pristina | University of Pristina |
1973[1] | Belgrade | University of Arts in Belgrade |
1977[1] | Kragujevac | University of Kragujevac |
2006[12] | Novi Pazar | State University of Novi Pazar |
Slovakia[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1949[1] | Bratislava | Academy of Fine Arts and Design in Bratislava |
1949[1] | Bratislava | Academy of Performing Arts in Bratislava |
1949[1] | Košice | University of Veterinary Medicine in Košice |
1952[1] | Nitra | Slovak University of Agriculture |
1952[1] | Trnava | University of Trnava |
1952[1] | Zvolen | |
1952[1] | Košice | Technical University of Košice |
1953[1] | Žilina | University of Žilina |
1959[1] | Košice | Pavol Jozef Safarik University |
1973[1] | Liptovský Mikuláš | |
1990[1] | Trenčín | City University of Seattle (Vysoká Škola Manažmentu) |
1992[1] | Bratislava | |
1992[1] | Banská Bystrica | Matej Bel University |
1992[1] | Trenčín |
Slovenia[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1975[1] | Maribor | University of Maribor |
Spain[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1945[1] | El Escorial | |
1960[1] | Madrid | Comillas Pontifical University |
1962[1] | Pamplona | University of Navarre |
1963[1] | Bilbao | University of Deusto |
1968[1] | Barcelona | Autonomous University of Barcelona |
1968/1980[1] | Bilbao | University of the Basque Country |
1968[1] | Badajoz | University of Extremadura |
1968[1] | Madrid | Autonomous University of Madrid |
1971[1] | Madrid | Technical University of Madrid |
1972[1] | Córdoba | University of Córdoba |
1971[1] | Madrid | National University of Distance Education |
1971[1] | Málaga | University of Málaga |
1971[1] | Santander | University of Cantabria |
1971[1] | Valencia | Polytechnic University of Valencia |
1973[1] | Barcelona | Polytechnic University of Catalonia |
1977[1] | Alcalá de Henares | University of Alcalá |
1978[1] | Alicante | University of Alicante |
1978[1] | Palma de Mallorca | University of the Balearic Islands |
1979[1] | Cádiz | University of Cádiz |
1979[1] | Las Palmas | Polytechnic of the Canary Islands |
1979[1] | León | University of León |
1982[1] | Ciudad Real | University of Castile-La Mancha |
1987[1] | Pamplona | Universidad Pública de Navarra |
1989[1] | Madrid | Charles III University of Madrid |
1989[1] | Vigo | University of Vigo |
1989[1] | A Coruña | University of A Coruña |
1990[1] | Barcelona | Pompeu Fabra University |
1991[1] | Barcelona | Ramon Llull University |
1991[1] | Castelló de la Plana | James I University |
1992[1] | Lleida | University of Lleida |
1992[1] | Tarragona | Rovira i Virgili University |
1993[1] | Jaén | University of Jaén |
1993[1] | Madrid | CEU San Pablo University |
1994[1] | Seville | International University of Andalusia |
1995[1] | Madrid | |
1995[1] | Madrid | European University of Madrid |
Sweden[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1954[1] | Gothenburg | University of Gothenburg |
1960[1] | Stockholm | Stockholm University |
1965[1] | Umeå | Umeå University |
1973[1] | Linköping | Linköping University |
Turkey[]
The campuses of the universities of Istanbul may be located on both sides of the Bosporus.
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1955[1] | Istanbul | Boğaziçi University |
1982[1] | Istanbul | Marmara University |
1982[1] | Istanbul | Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University |
1982[1] | Edirne | Trakya University |
1982[1] | Istanbul | Yıldız Technical University |
1992[1] | Istanbul | Koç University |
1993[1] | Istanbul | Galatasaray University |
Ukraine[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1946[13] | Kyiv | Kyiv National University of Trade and Economics |
1954[1] | Kharkiv | |
1965[1] | Donetsk | Donetsk National University |
1989[1] | Kiev | Interregional Academy of Personnel Management |
1992[1] | Donetsk | Donetsk State University of Management |
1993[1] | Donetsk | |
1993[1] | Dnipro | |
1993[1] | Kharkiv | Kharkiv National University of Radioelectronics |
1993[1] | Odessa | |
1993[1] | Ivano-Frankivsk | |
1994[1] | Kramatorsk | |
1994[1] | Kharkiv | |
1994[1] | Khmelnitsky | |
1994[1] | Kiev | Kiev National Linguistic University |
1994[1] | Kiev | National Agricultural University of Ukraine |
1994[1] | Kharkiv | National Technical University |
1994[1] | Odessa | |
1994[1] | Odessa | Odessa State Medical University |
1994[1] | Vinnytsia | |
1995[1] | Kiev | National Technical University of Ukraine 'Kiev Polytechnic Institute' |
United Kingdom[]
Founded | City | University |
---|---|---|
1948[1] | Nottingham | University of Nottingham |
1957[1] | Leicester | University of Leicester |
1961[1] | Brighton | University of Sussex |
1961[1] | Colchester | University of Essex |
1962[1] | Keele | Keele University |
1963[1] | Newcastle-upon-Tyne | University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne |
1963[1] | York | University of York |
1964[1] | Canterbury | University of Kent |
1964[1] | Hull | University of Hull |
1964[1] | Lancaster | Lancaster University |
1964[1] | Norwich | University of East Anglia |
1964[1] | Exeter | University of Exeter |
1964[1] | Coventry | University of Warwick |
1966[1] | Bath | University of Technology |
1966[1] | Bradford | University of Bradford |
1966[1] | Guildford | University of Surrey |
1966[1] | Loughborough | Loughborough University |
1966[1] | Uxbridge | Brunel University |
1966[1] | Edinburgh | Heriot-Watt University |
1967[1] | Salford | University of Salford |
1967[1] | Stirling | University of Stirling |
1967[1] | Dundee | University of Dundee |
1969[1] | Milton Keynes | Open University |
1982[1] | Bolton | Bolton Institute of Higher Education |
1983[1] | Buckingham | University of Buckingham |
1983[1] | Southampton | Southampton Institute |
1990[1] | Edinburgh | Scottish Agricultural College |
1992[1] | Chelmsford | Anglia Polytechnic University |
1992[1] | Poole | Bournemouth University |
1992[1] | Coventry | Coventry University |
1992[1] | Kingston-upon-Thames | Kingston University |
1992[1] | Leeds | Leeds Metropolitan University |
1992[1] | Liverpool | Liverpool John Moores University |
1992[1] | London | Middlesex University |
1992[1] | Edinburgh | Napier University |
1992[1] | Newcastle-upon-Tyne | Northumbria University |
1992[1] | Oxford | Oxford Brookes University |
1992[1] | Sheffield | Sheffield Hallam University |
1992[1] | London | South Bank University |
1992[1] | Stoke-on-Trent | Staffordshire University |
1992[1] | Manchester | Manchester Metropolitan University |
1992[1] | Huddersfield | University of Huddersfield |
1992[1] | Wolverhampton | University of Wolverhampton |
1992[1] | Birmingham | University of Central England in Birmingham |
1992[1] | Preston | University of Central Lancashire |
1992[1] | London | University of East London |
1993[1] | Cranfield | Cranfield University |
1993[1] | Glasgow | Glasgow Caledonian University |
See also[]
- History of European research universities
References[]
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Further reading[]
- Jílek, Jubor (ed.): "Historical Compendium of European Universities/Répertoire Historique des Universités Européennes", Standing Conference of Rectors, Presidents and Vice-Chancellors of the European Universities (CRE), Geneva 1984
- Ridder-Symoens, Hilde de (ed.): A History of the University in Europe. Vol. I: Universities in the Middle Ages, Cambridge University Press, 1992, ISBN 0-521-36105-2
- Ridder-Symoens, Hilde de (ed.): A History of the University in Europe. Vol. II: Universities in Early Modern Europe (1500–1800), Cambridge University Press, 1996, ISBN 0-521-36106-0
- Rüegg, Walter (ed.): A History of the University in Europe. Vol. III: Universities in the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries (1800–1945), Cambridge University Press, 2004, ISBN 978-0-521-36107-1
Categories:
- Lists of universities and colleges in Europe
- Educational institutions established in the 20th century