When was the first university in your country founded?

1640

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Daigakuryo 大学寮

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daigaku-ryō

Wrong, that’s Italy

I guess it’s implied the oldest functioning Uni.

Otherwise, would that muslim university be older than Plato’s Academia?

I’m Pretty sure chongs had something similar if you count the Academia as an university

>1909
aint no way
maybe that's why Brazil has 0 Nobel prize winners

Officially 1903, but we had other established educational faculties in the 16th century that just never got officially elevated to university status (and the dominicans here went to Santo Domingo after their convent got destroyed by the dutch).

Possibly. Old time Chongs were based and roided

1611.

Spics built it to ensure Spanish children born in the Philippines didn't grow up retarded. A few years later they educated the sons of Native Nobles to bind them closer to Spanish rule.

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quebec claims their seminary school counts as older, but it didn't become a university until later

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Unironically there's currently a presidential debate and one of the candidates mentioned Peru having it's first university in the XVIth century.
But yes, before that rich parents sent their kids to Europe.

1869 gold money