Universities and Tertiary Education
- Balob Teachers College
- Catholic Theological Institute, Bomana
- Chanel College, Kokopo, East New Britain
- Christian Leaders Training College, Banz, Western Highlands
- Divine Word University, Madang
- Kandep Provincial High School, Wabag
- Goroka Baptist Bible College
- Institute of Business Studies, Port Moresby, NCD
- Kudjip College of Nursing, WHP (also known as Nazarene College of Nursing)
- Madang Teachers College
- Madang University Centre
- Melanesian Nazarene Bible College, Western Highlands
- Pacific Adventist University, Boroko, NCD
- Pacific Bible College, Pabrabuk, Nebilyer, Western Highlands
- Papua New Guinea University of Technology (Unitech), Lae
- Port Moresby Business College, Port Moresby, NCD
- Tambul Bible College, Tambul, Western Highlands
- University of Goroka, Goroka, Eastern Highlands
- University of Papua New Guinea, Port Moresby, NCD
- University of Natural Resources and Environment, ENBP
- Don Bosco Technological Insititute, Boroko, NCD
- Sacred Heart Teachers' College, Bomana, NCD
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