The phrase "a different university" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an alternative institution of higher education, distinct from the one previously mentioned or implied.
Example: "After considering my options, I decided to apply to a different university that offers a program more aligned with my career goals."
Alternatives: "another university" or "an alternative university".
Sam, 21, student at the University of Leeds, says: I dropped out of a different university because of depression and anxiety.
If I move to a different university at least I will get a better quality education.
"Each time I make a movie, it's like a paid scholarship to a different university course.
If you do choose to leave, it's worth considering a different university before quitting higher education altogether.
That was the case with college, he added; each of his children had gone to a different university.
"Given my time again I'd choose a different university, but having said that, the teaching was amazing.
Still, a completely different university paradigm that thinks outside of the box would require some collaborative thinking in a place apart, such as virtual reality.
Mann's philanthropy, which five years ago had the goal of using $1.5 billion to create a dozen different university science centers, has been put on hold.
What's more, being carved into bits and chunks and shipped to a dozen different universities and institutions seems no more distasteful than decomposing in the dark underground or being burned to char in a crematory retort.
Following violent demonstrations at University of California at Berkeley, students at a different public university in Northern California are urging their administration to take action against a fellow student and white supremacist who is accused of attacking one of the protesters in Berkeley.
Second, the survey was pilot tested at a different Canadian university for reliability and validity.
