Institutes of Higher Education
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 University of Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea’s premier university, first established in 1965 and has graduated over 15, 000 people. |
205 |
| 2 |
University of Technology Papua New Guinea University of Technology is located in the industrial city of Lae. |
188 |
| 3 |
University of Goroka The third largest of the six universities in Papua New Guinea (PNG), and is by far the largest teacher education institution. The University was formed in 1997 from two faculties of the University of Papua New Guinea (UPNG), Goroka Teacher’s College (GTC) and the Faculty of Education. Integration and expansion in Goroka has allowed their programs to be rationalized and upgraded through continuous review. |
142 |
| 4 |
University of Natural Resources & Environment Papua New Guinea's major agricultural university |
134 |
| 5 |
Pacific Adventist University A modern international University. Its students and faculty are drawn from many nations across the Pacific region and beyond. The 487 hectare estate of Pacific Adventist University (Koiari Park) is situated in a peaceful rural setting, located 14 miles outside of Port Moresby, the capital of Papua New Guinea. |
154 |
| 6 |
Divine Word University DWU is a National University, open to all, serving society through its quality of research, teaching, learning and community service in a Christian environment. |
184 |
| 7 |
Don Bosco Technological Institute Don Bosco Technological Institute was conceived after a group of Catholic Bishops in 1990 requested the Salesians of Don Bosco in Papua New Guinea to establish a college that would train local teachers for technical and vocational schools and colleges. |
172 |
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Institute of Business Studies The Institute of Business Studies (IBS), which traces its origins to 1988, is a product of the entrepreneurial vision of its founder Mr. Mick Nades, a naturalized citizen, who is also the Principal of Nades & Associates, an accounting firm set up in 1986. |
77 |
