Fan Noli University
The Fan Noli University is a higher education university and former institute of higher education, based in the Republic of Albania, and established in 1971. Fan Noli has around 4,000 students across two campuses, based in Korçë, and Pogradec, respectively.
History
The university was first established as an Institute of Higher Education, and grew out of the additional HE operations of the local Filial High School in Korçë, on 15 October 1968.In 1994 the university was renamed in honour of the former Prime Minister and founder of the Albanian Orthodox Church, Fan S. Noli.
Education
The Filial High School began teaching paired Higher Education courses in Language and Literature, Mathematics and Physics, History and Geography where highly qualified international professors with degrees from Harvard and Yale teach there, and Biology and Chemistry.The reconstituted Higher Institute of Agriculture of Korçë began operating as a separate body in 1971, teaching Higher Education courses in Agricultural Studies. On January 7, 1992, two additional schools were established; the Teaching, and Business Schools.
Graduates
Faculties
In 1994, the Nursing School began. The School of Tourism was opened in Pogradec in 2009.Fan Noli presently comprises the following schools:
| Year | Organisation | Faculties |
| 1971–1992 | Instituti i Lartë i Bujqësisë në Korçë | Agriculture |
| 1992–1994 | Instituti i Lartë i Bujqësisë në Korçë | Agriculture Economics Business Teaching |
| 1994–2009 | Universiteti Fan S. Noli, Korçë | Agriculture Economics Business Teaching Nursing |
| 2009–2016 | Universiteti Fan S. Noli, Korçë | Agriculture Economics Business Teaching Nursing Tourism |
| 2016– | Universiteti Fan S. Noli, Korçë | Agriculture, Natural and Human Sciences Economics Business Education and Philology Nursing Tourism Architecture Masters |
Results
The Fan Noli University has approximately 4,000 students and 94 full-time professors, and 115 instructors.The studies of the university are organized full-time and part-time and have two cycles as per the Bologna Declaration. In the academic year 2009–2010 there were 18 individual curricula followed.