The phrase "regular universities" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to universities which are not specialized or have a particular focus or goal; more traditional universities which offer a variety of programs and courses for students. Example sentence: I applied to both regular universities and specialized business schools.
The virtual universitiy (VUs) concept allows students to utilize similar teaching conditions as in regular universities on the basis of computer systems, using Internet based communication between student and teacher.
After primary education, in addition to the aforementioned pre-VE programme, students have a choice of two types of general education: upper-secondary general education (5 years), which gives graduates access to universities of applied science, and pre-university education (6 years), which provides access to regular universities as well as universities of applied science.
The Singularity University is really not much like a regular university.
The second origin of this project lies in the author's regular university course on evolutionary computation.
After completing this course, students directly enroll in regular university courses taught in German at the Freie Universität (FU) Berlin.
And in Leipzig, where the democracy movement began, the sports university is now independent and being transformed into a "regular university," Neumann said.
He thought that we needed experts who were trained in eliminating their own biases – and whatever a regular university education does, it does not do that.
At £11m, "the cost came out about the same as a regular university building," says French – and this is a key point.
The management of a large-scale project where organisations' fortunes are interrelated is "a layer above what we do in a regular university".
During the term, you take at least two regular university courses at Aix-Marseille Université or Sciences Po-Aix with French local students.
And it further added: "After a degree from a regular university, many graduates completely fail to leave with their expectations dashed and their ambitions shattered, despite being up to £60,000 in debt".
