Universities in Fiji:

Following are the list of Universities in Fiji

University of the South Pacific (Suva) – USP was founded in 1968, it is one of regional universities of the world. Our vision of “Shaping Pacific Futures” is guided by our Pacific Values of inclusive family, participatory and open dialogue. As a global brand, USP has strong international relations, world-class research and, most importantly, over 30 years’ experience in digital delivery. The multi-cultural nature of the staff and our student body gives USP an exceptional and unique character. At USP, we are student-centered and values-led. We are a quality institution that produces Internationally Accredited Programmes and Courses through various modes and technologies which are deployed throughout our 14 campuses. We at USP are well suited to providing you with an extremely supportive and personalized student experience.

University of Fiji (Lautoka) – The University of Fiji was established by the Arya Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji to provide high quality, affordable higher education to students who had no access to other tertiary institutions. The University’s objectives include providing higher education relevant to Fiji’s needs, but within a global framework and to support Fiji’s development as a sustainable, peaceful, inclusive and progressive society committed to good governance. The University is registered with the Fiji Higher Education Commission. The University of Fiji is governed by a Council, which consists of the main education stakeholders in Fiji, as well as prominent community and business leaders. The University’s initial development was funded by the sponsor, the Arya Pratinidhi Sabha of Fiji, a body which has operated in the country for a century and has been prominent in providing quality primary and secondary education.

Fiji National University – Although it was formally established in 2010, Fiji National University (FNU) has a long and colourful history of relevant education dating back to the origins of its component Colleges through institutions that were established according to national needs and aspiration as these developed. The School of Medicine has developed into the premier medical institute of the South Pacific and continues to strive towards excellence in the training and education of health professionals who are now serving in key positions in the Pacific and overseas. The School now provides training in most health science disciplines, including medicine, dentistry, pharmacy, physiotherapy, radiography, laboratory technology, public health, dietetics and environment health. The School of Nursing is one of the oldest nursing education institutions in the Pacific and has been in existence since 1893. It is now part of FNU’s College of Medicine, Nursing and Health Sciences (CMNHS). The school offers basic and post-basic nursing programmes for Fiji and regional students. Graduates are capable of working in general health services, maternal and child health care service, mental health service, and in urban, rural and remote community health services.