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UNIMED Member Universities ASSOCIATED UNIVERSITIES UNIMED represents 138 members from 23 countries ALBANIA . University Paris 1 Panthéon- Sorbonne . European University of Tirana . Metropolitan University of Tirana GREECE . University of Aleksandër Moisiu Durrës . National and Kapodistrian University ALGERIA of Athens . University of Algiers 1 IRAQ . University of Bouira . University of El Oued . Duhok Polytechnic University . University of Mohamed Khider Biskra . Middle Technical University . University of Sétif 2 . University of Duhok . Wasit University CYPRUS ITALY . Cyprus University of Technology . Girne American University . Foro Italico University of Rome . Neapolis University Pafos . Gabriele D'Annunzio University of . University of Cyprus Chieti-Pescara . International Telematic University EGYPT UNINETTUNO . International University of Language . Arab Academy for Science and and Media-IULM Technology and Maritime Transport . International University of Rome- . University of Alexandria UNINT . University of Cairo . IAUV University of Venice . University of Damanhour . Libera Università Mediterranea . University of Sadat City . Link Campus University . Marche Polytechnic University FINLAND . Mercatorum University . Pegaso Telematic University . Tampere University . Polytechnic of Turin . Sapienza University of Rome FRANCE . Tuscia University . University Cà Foscari . Aix-Marseille University . University of Bari . University of Montpellier . University of Bologna . University of Rouen . University of Cagliari . University of Strasbourg . University of Calabria UNIMED - Mediterranean Universities Union Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 244 |00186 Rome (Italy) | Tel. +39 06 68581430 [email protected] | www.uni-med.net . University of Catania . University of Elmergib . University for Foreigners of Perugia . University of Gharyan . University of Messina . University of Sabratha . University of Modena and Reggio Emilia . University of Sirte . University of Padova . University of Tobruk . University of Palermo . University of Tripoli . University of Pavia . University of Zawia . University of Perugia . University of Pisa MOROCCO . University of Salento . University of Sassari . Hassan II Institute of Agronomy and . University of Siena Veterinary Medicine . University of Teramo . Mohammed V University . University of Urbino . University Ibn Tofail of Kenitra . University of Sidi Mohamed Ben JORDAN Abdellah of Fès . Al-Ahliyya Amman University OMAN . Al al-Bayt University . Amman Arab University . Middle East College . Aqaba University of Technology . Isra University PALESTINE . Middle East University . Princess Sumaya University for . Al-Aqsa University Technology . Al-Quds Open University . University of Jordan . An-Najah National University . University of Petra . Arab American University . University of Yarmouk . Islamic University of Gaza . Zarqa University . Palestine Technical University . University of Bethlehem LEBANON . University of Birzeit . University College of Applied . Antonine University Sciences . Holy Spirit University of Kaslik . International University of Beirut PORTUGAL . Lebanese International University . Lebanese University . University of Evora . University of Tras-os-Montes and LIBYA Alto Douro . Azzaytuna University QATAR . Libyan Academy Misurata . Libyan International Medical University . Doha Institute for Graduate Studies . Nalut University . Sebha University . University of Aljufra UNIMED - Mediterranean Universities Union Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 244 |00186 Rome (Italy) | Tel. +39 06 68581430 [email protected] | www.uni-med.net SPAIN YEMEN . University of Barcelona . University of Aden . University of Girona . University of Granada . University of Murcia SYRIA . Academy of Health Sciences . Al-Baath University . Al-Furat University . Al-Hawash Private University . Al-Sham Private University . Arab International University . Arab University of Science and Technology . Tishreen University . University of Al Andalus . University of Aleppo . University of Damascus . University of Hama TUNISIA . University of Carthage . University of Kairouan . University of La Manouba . University of Monastir . University of Sfax . University of Sousse . University of Tunis . University of Tunis El Manar . Virtual University of Tunis TURKEY . Boğaziçi University . Istanbul Aydin University . Manisa Celal Bayar University . Suleyman Demirel University UNITED ARAB EMIRATES . Gulf Medical University UNIMED - Mediterranean Universities Union Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 244 |00186 Rome (Italy) | Tel. +39 06 68581430 [email protected] | www.uni-med.net .
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