List of universities and colleges in Guyana

This is a list of post-secondary institutions in the country of Guyana. Schools are listed in alphabetical order and includes non-tertiary, vocational institutions.

Universities and colleges in Guyana include

Public Institutions

• University of Guyana
• Cyril Potter College of Education

Private Institutions

• Alexander American University[1]
• American International School of Medicine[2]
• The Business School Guyana[3]
• Georgetown American University[4]
• Green Heart Medical University[5]
• Lincoln American University[6]
• Rajiv Gandhi University of Science and Technology[7]
• School of the Nations (Guyana)[8]
• Texila American University[9]

Trade schools

Source:[10]

• Guyana Industrial Training Centre[11]
• Government Technical Institute
• Essequibo Technical Institute
• Linden Technical Institute
• Upper Corentyne Technical Institute
• Carnegie School of Home Economics[12]
• New Amsterdam Technical Institute
• Guyana School of Agriculture

See also

• List of schools in Guyana
• List of tribal colleges and universities
• Education in Guyana

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