List of universities in Baku

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This is a list of colleges and universities in Baku, Azerbaijan.

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List of the public and private higher education enterprises in Baku

InstituteTypeOfficial websiteYear
established
Student
population (2011-2019)
Baku State University Public http://www.bsu.edu.az 191917,367
Azerbaijan State Economic University Public https://web.archive.org/web/20020109143211/http://www.aseu.ab.az/ 193418,337
Azerbaijan State Oil Academy Public https://web.archive.org/web/20100310025134/http://adna.baku.az/ 19207,051
Azerbaijan Medical University Public http://www.amu.edu.az 19305,428
Azerbaijan University of Languages Public http://www.adu.edu.az 19734,568
Academy of Public Administration Public http://www.dia.edu.az 1999994
ADA University Public http://www.ada.edu.az 20062,324
Azerbaijan Tourism InstitutePublic http://www.tourism.edu.az Archived 2019-05-09 at the Wayback Machine 20061,442
Azerbaijan State Pedagogical UniversityPublic https://web.archive.org/web/20110706130733/http://www.aspu.az/ 19218,757
Azerbaijan Technical University Public http://www.aztu.az 19507,068
Azerbaijan Architecture and Construction University Public19755,187
Baku Slavic University Public http://bsu.edu.az/ 19463,403
Azerbaijan Teachers' Institute Public-1,344
Azerbaijan State University of Culture and ArtPublic http://www.admin.edu.az%5B%5D 19452,070
National Aviation AcademyPublic 19922,276
Azerbaijan State Marine Academy Public https://web.archive.org/web/20100901103331/http://www.caspianagma.com/ 1996892
Azerbaijan State Academy of Physical Training and SportPublic-3,654
Azerbaijan State Painting AcademyPublic-828
Baku Music Academy Public1920506
Theology Institute of Azerbaijan Public2018
Azerbaijan National ConservatoryPublic http://www.conservatory.az Archived 2010-10-23 at the Wayback Machine 1921246
Baku Engineering University Public http://beu.edu.az 20164,702
Khazar University Private http://www.khazar.org 19911,546
Western University Private http://www.wu.edu.az 19911,239
Odlar Yurdu University Private http://www.oyu.edu.az 19952,109
Azerbaijan University Private http://www.au.edu.az 19911,107
Azerbaijan Cooperation UniversityPrivate https://web.archive.org/web/20030623215708/http://aku.gen.az/ 19923,654
Baku Higher Oil SchoolPrivate http://www.bhos.edu.az 2011
Science and Education Center - Tafakkur UniversityPrivate19951,077
Baku Girls UniversityPrivate https://web.archive.org/web/20101103223807/http://www.bgu.az/ 1992762
Baku Business UniversityPrivate http://www.bbu.edu.az 19931,174
Baku Eurasia UniversityPrivate https://web.archive.org/web/20100915033602/http://baau.az/ 1992530
Baku Asia UniversityPrivate-271
Azerbaijan Public and Political UniversityPrivate1991614
Azerbaijan Academy of Labor and Social RelationsPrivate-661
Baku Islamic UniversityPrivate-1,286

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