Private universities | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 06/01/2019

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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Private_university


00:00:28 1 Africa
00:00:37 1.1 Egypt
00:01:13 1.2 Ghana
00:02:30 1.3 Libya
00:03:38 1.4 Nigeria
00:04:10 1.5 South Africa
00:04:46 2 Asia
00:04:54 2.1 Bangladesh
00:05:38 2.2 Brunei Darussalam
00:06:18 2.3 Cambodia
00:06:46 2.4 China
00:07:58 2.4.1 Hong Kong
00:08:13 2.4.2 Macau
00:08:28 2.5 India
00:10:04 2.6 Indonesia
00:11:28 2.7 Iran
00:11:58 2.8 Iraq
00:13:32 2.9 Japan
00:15:04 2.10 Kuwait
00:15:54 2.11 Lebanon
00:16:51 2.12 Malaysia
00:17:58 2.13 Nepal
00:18:24 2.14 Pakistan
00:20:48 2.15 Saudi Arabia
00:21:31 2.16 Singapore
00:23:34 2.17 South Korea
00:24:33 2.18 Sri Lanka
00:26:19 2.19 Syria
00:27:19 2.20 Taiwan
00:28:02 2.21 Thailand
00:30:47 2.22 Vietnam
00:32:18 3 Europe
00:32:26 3.1 Austria
00:36:46 3.2 Bulgaria
00:37:12 3.3 Finland
00:37:36 3.4 France
00:39:58 3.5 Germany
00:41:28 3.6 Greece
00:43:12 3.7 Hungary
00:43:29 3.8 Italy
00:45:01 3.9 Ireland
00:46:08 3.10 Netherlands
00:47:12 3.11 Poland
00:47:40 3.12 Portugal
00:50:56 3.13 Serbia
00:51:40 3.14 Switzerland
00:52:09 3.15 Turkey
00:54:40 3.16 United Kingdom
00:56:14 4 Americas
00:56:23 4.1 Canada
00:56:31 4.2 Chile
00:56:53 4.3 Dominica
00:57:16 4.4 Guatemala
00:57:45 4.5 Mexico
00:58:09 4.6 United States
00:59:24 5 Oceania
00:59:33 5.1 Australia



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Private universities (and private colleges) are typically not operated by governments, although many receive tax breaks, public student loans, and grants. Depending on their location, private universities may be subject to government regulation. This is in contrast to public universities and national universities. Most private universities are non-profit organizations.