List of universities in Yerevan

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This is a list of universities in Yerevan, the capital of Armenia. [1]

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State universities

As of 2022, Yerevan has 23 state universities:

Branches of foreign public universities

As of 2018, Yerevan has 5 branches of foreign public universities:

Private

As of 2020, Yerevan has 21 private universities:

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