The term "tertiary institution" is correct and commonly used in written English to refer to a post-secondary educational institution such as a college or university.
It is typically used to distinguish these institutions from primary and secondary schools. Example: "After graduating from high school, I plan to attend a prestigious tertiary institution to study engineering."
Setting Tertiary institution.
Established in 1870, FedUni is the third oldest tertiary institution in Australia.
The University of Sydney, Australia's third-largest university with 54,306 students, remains the nation's biggest tertiary institution to dump fossil fuel investments.
This article describes the design and implementation of a business proposal module for final-year science students at a tertiary institution in Hong Kong.
In order to develop this specialist glossary, a survey was carried out on a group of 45 engineering lecturers in a tertiary institution.
Despite this, three short course radiation therapy advanced practitioner programs have been established by an Australian tertiary institution in response to clinical service needs at several organisations.
The objectives were to characterize patients operated at rAAA and evaluate the applicability of uGAS in the population of a national tertiary institution with rEVAR capacity.
My goal is to combine the efficiency of a private office with the complex care expected of a tertiary institution like Stanford.
A regional tertiary institution exists, the University of the South Pacific based in Fiji, but only with a highly devolved campus structure.
Churcher made history three times during her career: she was the first female head of a tertiary institution, first female director of a state gallery and the first woman to be appointed director of the National Gallery of Australia.
Few studies have determined the benefits of pharmacist-run clinics within a tertiary institution, and specifically on their capability to improve clinical outcomes as well as reduce the cost of illness.
