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  • Academic clique (see ja:学閥)
  • Andrew Jones (social scientist) - Vice-Chancellor of Brunel University London since January 2022; social scientist specialising in globalisation; PhD from Cambridge; MA from Bristol University; former Deputy President at City, University of London; fellow of the Academy of Social Sciences, the Royal Geographical Society and the Royal Society of Arts.
  • Cambridge Ukrainian Studies - Academic centre at the University of Cambridge dedicated to the study of Ukrainian language, literature, culture and history. Cambridge Ukrainian Studies seeks to explore – and challenge – conventional notions of disciplinary and geographical borders and to foster a lively exchange between artists, scholars, politicians, and the wider public, as well as between institutions of higher learning in Ukraine, Europe, and North America. It has been a permanent programme of the university since 2010.

Schools, colleges, and universities

Please note: Elementary schools and middle schools are generally considered non-notable.

School-Specific

A–B

  • BASIS International Schools - BASIS International Schools is a group of private international and bilingual schools located in China and Thailand. BASIS International Schools is part of the BASIS Curriculum Schools network, which comprises of 15 schools in China and one in Thailand, including two additional schools scheduled to open in China in 2026. A related division, BASIS Independent Schools, operates twelve private schools in the United States.
  • Bay Area Public School (BAPS) - Began in August 2012 in Oakland, California; part of an international network of free, learner-directed, community=supported schools; in addition to classes on many topics, BAPS hosts the HEARTS DESIRE Reading Series and has hosted the Oakland Youth Poetry Workshop.

C–D

  • Career Institute Pakistan - CISCO Networking Academy.
  • Colegio Americano del Pacífico S.C. - Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico.
  • Der Hexenkreis (founded in 1892) - Secret Senior Honor Society at Cornell University which recently disaffiliated from Mortar Board, regaining independence as a Cornell Secret Society.
  • Donvale Christian College (founded in 1973) - Donvale, Victoria, Australia. Won several state competitions, notebly at Generations In Jazz

E–H

  • Frazer School - K-12 private school in Gainesville, Florida. Known for winning a handful of state/national championships and being led by Will Frazer.
  • Global Center for Health Security at University of Nebraska Medical Center - Established to build on UNMC's history of biopreparedness training, Biocontainment and treatment of such special pathogens as Ebola and COVID-19. The center includes: the United States' only federal quarantine center, which houses a 20-bed quarantine unit that is the primary destination for people possibly exposed to high-consequence infections; the National Biocontainment Training Center; and National Disaster Medical System (NDMS) training for temporary federal response teams.
  • Graduate School of Professional Psychology at the University of Denver - School for post-graduate and graduate studies in clinical psychology, international disaster psychology, and many others. Also offers specific specialties catered to underrepresented populations.


I–L

  • Ikubunkan Global High School (see ja:郁文館グローバル高等学校) - Private co-ed high school in Tokyo, Japan founded in 2006. Famous for its one year study abroad program; considered to be the number one best school in Japan for overseas university acceptance in 2018 according to The Asahi Shimbun.
  • Indian School of Business Management and Administration - Established 1992 by the NGO Aeren Foundation; ranks among the top-ten business schools that provide distance online management courses through correspondence with over 100 specializations and management courses for students to choose from with specially designed courses for working professionals; from diploma in management courses to the doctorate and laureate level.
  • Jigsaw learning method - A teaching method for cooperative education
  • John Curtin Prime Ministerial Library - Australia's first Prime Ministerial library, located at Curtin University in Perth, Australia and dedicated to Australian war-time prime minister John Curtin. The library holds archival material relating to John Curtin's life and time in Parliament, including photos, objects, letters and more.
  • Kootenay Columbia College of Integrative Health Sciences - Nelson, British Columbia, Canada. Founded in 1996 as the Academy of Classical Oriental Sciences; diploma programs in Registered Massage Therapy and Traditional Chinese Medicine and a certificate program in Holistic Nutrition; accredited by the Private Institutions Training Branch (PTIB), College of Massage Therapists of British Columbia (CMTBC), and College of Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners and Acupuncturists of British Columbia (CTCMA). The school is also a recognized learning institution with the Canadian student loan program.

M–R

  • New Model Institute for Technology and Engineering (NMITE) - Hereford, England, United Kingdom. Higher Education Institution, specialised in engineering degrees
  • Northcoders - Coding bootcamp in the North of England established 2015 providing full-time and part-time coding education to anyone hoping to launch a career as a Software Developer. Northcoders emphasise participation in the tech community , diversity and particularly promoting getting more women into tech .
  • Oaks Christian Online School - An online private Christian school serving grades 6-12.


  • Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology (PJAIT) - Private Higher Education Institution located in Warsaw, Poland; established in 1994; result of a collaborative effort between the governments of Poland and Japan; offers a range of study fields; over 7802 students as of 2022.
  • Randwick High School following the amalgamation of Randwick Boys High School and Randwick Girls' High School from 2025. These two schools' articles are now orphaned from their respective institutions. A new article could incorporate the histories of each, while recording the history of the new school. Chrisdevelop (talk) 00:51, 8 April 2026 (UTC)

S

  • School of Engineering - UAB - School of Engineering at the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB). Website to the school here. The School of Engineering offers the engineering studies at the Autonomous University of Barcelona. It is located in one of the most important technological and industrial areas of the country, with the largest concentration of R&D and high-tech companies and centers. The School of Engineering does world-class research in fields ranging from Computer Science and Electronics to Chemical Engineering and Nanotechnology. Good resource with information regarding the school here.

T–Z

  • Tokyo Metropolitan Kurume High School [ja] - Alumni include Ken Shimura.
  • University of California, Irvine School of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Sciences - Founded in 2020; one of the academic units at the UC Irvine; first public pharmacy school in the Los Angeles-Orange County region; offers the #1 feeder program to pharmacy schools nationwide; programs offered on campus and online.
  • University of Cincinnati College of Nursing (Cincinnati, Ohio, United States) - Founded in 1889; established first-ever baccalaureate nursing degree program in 1916; accredited by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education; programs offered on campus and online; has about 3,000 full- and part-time students across the U.S.; many programs are ranked in the top 5–10 percent in the U.S.
  • University of Southern California Iovine and Young Academy - Newest professional school at USC; opened in 2014 and founded by Jimmy Iovine and Andre Young.
  • University of South Florida Taneja College of Pharmacy (USF TCOP) - Founded in 2009 and first class enrolled in 2011.
  • Wales Deanery - Public institute delivering postgraduate medical and dental education for nearly 3,000 training grade doctors and dentists based throughout Wales; funded by the Welsh Government; works in partnership with local NHS health boards and trusts to offer educational support and to support improvements in delivery and safety of patient-centred healthcare.
  • WGU Washington - Kent, Washington, United States; affiliate of the non-profit online university Western Governors University; formed by the Washington state legislature in 2011; part of the Washington state education system for financial aid purposes; coursework and instructors are provided by WGU. See WGU Indiana for possible page template.

People

Research centers

  • Climate Leadership Network - "Comprised of colleges and universities in nearly every state and the District of Columbia who are taking action on climate change and preparing students through research and education to solve the challenges of the 21st century."
  • Research Center in Emergency and Disaster Medicine (CRIMEDIM) - (Research Center of the University of Eastern Piedmont based in Novara, Italy, that conducts research, education and training in the field of disaster medicine and humanitarian health; co-organizer and host of the European Master in Disaster Medicine.
  • University Climate Change Coalition - "Coalition of leading North American research universities that will prototype a collaborative model designed to help local communities achieve their climate goals and accelerate the transition to a low-carbon future."
  • Walker Institute - Research institute focused on climate resilient societies at the University of Reading.

Programs

  • Community-based instruction - Research-based practice to facilitate the transition to adult life for students with disabilities; sustained and repeated elementary and secondary instruction that takes place in the community rather than in a school building.
  • Comparative Research Programme on Poverty (CROP) - Established in Bergen in 1993 to promote social science research that theorises and provides understanding of poverty in a global context.
  • Global Partners MBA (GPMBA) - Global masters program designed to give students world exposure in business; 14-month cohort that spans four continents.
  • IXL Learning - Program that lets you study Math, ELA, Science, Social Studies, and Spanish.
  • Master of Development Practice - Interdisciplinary graduate level two-year degree program combining global health, social and natural sciences, and management sciences currently offered at 31 institutions around the world.
  • Reading Writing Hotline (Australia) - Australian national hotline for adults looking to improve their literacy, numeracy, and computer skills; famous for catchy jingle; in service since 1994.
  • SpellRead - Highest-ranked intervention program for ELL and spec ed learners according to US govt. study - though with caveats.
  • Stages of Learning - New York City arts education program that existed between 1994 and 2010.
  • Teach and Learn with Georgia - EFL program similar to EPIK, JET, and other national EFL programs.
  • Teach Away - Online resource; TEFL certification; teaching hiring platform.

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