Private Universities and Higher Education Institutions
- Ahlia University
- AMA International University
- Applied Science University
- Arab Open University
- Bahrain Institute of Banking and Finance
- Bentley University (taught by professors from the home campus in Waltham, MA, USA)
- University of Wales, Bangor (2 years of study in Bahrain, final year in Bangor, Wales)
- Birla Institute of Technology International Centre
- Delmon University for Science & Technology
- DePaul University (taught by flying faculty)
- Gulf University
- New York Institute of Technology, Bahrain branch
- RCSI-Medical University of Bahrain
- Royal University for Women
- The Kingdom University
- University College of Bahrain
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