the world’s first university was established in 1560.
the world’s first university was established in 1560.
when was the world’s first university established?
1560
the name of the institution was changed to "wallamet university" in 1852. the following year, the oregon territorial legislature granted a charter to the university. the first graduate was emily j. york, who received a degree as mistress of english literature in 1859. in 1866, the university established the first school of medicine in the pacific northwest. the current spelling of the university was adopted in 1870. in 1883, the university established the first law school in the pacific northwest during the presidency of thomas van scoy. the school of medicine then merged with the university of oregon in 1913 and is now oregon health and science university.
willamette university
xizang minzu university









































xizang minzu university (), also known as tibet university for nationalities, is a chinese university established to educate ethnic minorities, specifically tibetans. it is under the jurisdiction of tibet autonomous region, but is physically located in the city of xianyang in shaanxi province, near the provincial capital xi'an.









































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xizang minzu university was established in 1958 as tibet public school. it was the first university established by the government of tibet autonomous region. the university adopted its current name in 1965.









































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xizang minzu university