The phrase "aside from the university" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate an exception or to introduce a topic that is separate from the university context.
Example: "Aside from the university, I also volunteer at a local community center."
Alternatives: "other than the university" or "apart from the university".
The second moving and storage owner is Nicholas Sprayregen, 44, who is also the largest landowner in Manhattanville aside from the university.
Aside from the university, the railway upgrade scheme includes various other initiatives to modernise the network, including the introduction of electronic ticketing machines to eliminate corruption in ticket offices, and the elimination of the pantry car service, to be replaced with a modern catering service offering pizzas and burgers instead of the traditional dal and roti.
Aside from the university coursework, prospective teachers have to pass several practical internships completed at schools.
Sure there are three major universities, and some pretty nice parks, but aside from the Universities, all are either run by the government or by private interests to maintain it.
So what preoccupies the nation's poets - aside from obtaining the university posts teaching creative writing that now sustain many of them?
Aside from what the university itself has to offer, just the fact of being in such a different environment also provides many opportunities, both intellectual and extracurricular.
Aside from the 14.6% university degree holders, there was an increasing trend of educational attainment from the primary school to high school certificates.
"Exorbitant loans are justified on the grounds of the value of the product they purport to put out — namely, students that generate income (which then, in theory, enables them to pay off their educational debt)." Tuition-free public universities, aside from the armed-forces colleges, are almost completely obsolete.
Aside from the appreciation of research and innovation, universities become more aware of the "entrepreneurial university" concept.
Aside from the esteemed honor of earning a university diploma, higher education tends to conjure up images of all-nighters, buffet-style campus dining, Sundays where the only time you left your bed was to pay the delivery guy for your Chinese food, and of course, beer.
Aside from the missing information about the actors in this university-cyberdrama, surely universities are not unaware of all the writhing tensions of student resident life.
