Terms of Use, Privacy, Cookies & Copyright

Last Updated: August 2026

Welcome to University Intelligence, available at UNIVERSITYI.COM.

University Intelligence is an independent global higher-education information and intelligence platform covering universities, colleges, courses, admissions, rankings, tuition fees, scholarships, study destinations, education systems, academic opportunities, careers, education news, and related subjects worldwide.

These Terms of Use incorporate our principal Privacy, Cookie, Copyright, Copyright Complaint, and DMCA-related policies into one consolidated document.

By accessing or using UNIVERSITYI.COM, you agree to these Terms of Use. If you do not agree with these Terms, you should discontinue use of the website.

For purposes of this document, references to “University Intelligence,” “we,” “us,” or “our” refer to the operator of UNIVERSITYI.COM acting under the University Intelligence brand, unless a different meaning is expressly stated.

1. About University Intelligence

University Intelligence is the primary editorial, research, and intelligence brand of this website.

UNIVERSITYI.COM is its digital home.

The platform is designed to make global higher-education information easier to:

discover;
understand;
compare;
evaluate;
contextualize;
and verify.

University Intelligence is an independent information service.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, University Intelligence is not:

a university;
college;
accreditation authority;
government education authority;
admissions office;
scholarship-awarding authority;
immigration authority;
visa service;
professional licensing authority;
financial institution;
payment processor;
or agent of an institution discussed on the website.

References to third-party universities, organisations, rankings, governments, regulators, or institutions do not by themselves create any partnership, agency, sponsorship, or endorsement relationship.

2. Educational and Informational Purpose

Information published on UNIVERSITYI.COM is provided for general educational, research, editorial, and informational purposes.

We aim to make higher-education information:

useful;
structured;
understandable;
evidence-aware;
current where reasonably possible;
and clearly presented.

However, higher-education information can change frequently.

This may include information concerning:

university status;
accreditation;
recognition;
admissions;
application deadlines;
tuition fees;
scholarships;
degree requirements;
rankings;
university names;
courses;
visas;
immigration;
professional recognition;
academic appointments;
career opportunities;
and institutional policies.

Users should independently verify important or time-sensitive information before making a consequential decision.

3. No Admission, Scholarship, Visa or Career Guarantee

University Intelligence does not guarantee:

admission to a university or college;
acceptance into an academic program;
award of a scholarship;
tuition reduction;
financial assistance;
visa approval;
immigration permission;
recognition of a qualification;
accreditation of a particular program;
professional licensing;
employment;
internship placement;
academic appointment;
salary level;
graduate outcome;
or any particular education or career result.

Publication of information about an institution, program, scholarship, ranking, visa route, destination, or opportunity does not constitute a guarantee or endorsement.

Final decisions are made by the relevant universities, governments, regulators, accreditation authorities, scholarship providers, immigration authorities, employers, professional bodies, or other responsible organisations.

4. University Recognition, Accreditation and Professional Recognition

University Intelligence may publish information obtained from sources including:

government education authorities;
university regulators;
accreditation bodies;
official university websites;
national education registers;
professional regulators;
international education organisations;
academic databases;
and other relevant sources.

Recognition and accreditation may change.

Users should independently verify the current legal and academic status of:

an institution;
a specific campus;
a degree;
a professional program;
an online program;
and any qualification relevant to professional licensing.

A recognised university does not necessarily mean that every individual program is accredited, recognised, or accepted for every professional purpose.

Professional programs may be subject to separate licensing, registration, examination, residency, training, or regulatory requirements.

5. University Rankings and University Index

University Intelligence may report, discuss, compare, or summarize rankings produced by third-party organisations.

Where reasonably appropriate, we aim to identify the relevant:

ranking provider;
ranking edition;
ranking category;
subject area;
or methodology context.

Third-party rankings remain the work of their respective publishers.

A university’s position in one ranking should not be interpreted as proof that it is the best institution for every student, subject, budget, country, or career objective.

Rankings should be considered alongside factors such as:

recognition;
accreditation;
academic program;
subject strength;
teaching;
research;
tuition;
affordability;
scholarships;
location;
student support;
graduate outcomes;
and individual goals.

Where University Intelligence publishes its own ranking or analytical system, including the University Index or UI-12 methodology, that work will be identified separately from third-party rankings.

University Intelligence rankings are analytical tools based on the methodology and evidence available at the relevant time. They are not absolute judgments of institutional quality for every student or purpose.

6. Accuracy, Corrections and Updating

University Intelligence makes reasonable editorial efforts to improve, correct, and update information.

However, we cannot guarantee that every page will always be:

complete;
current;
error-free;
comprehensive;
or suitable for every individual situation.

Higher education changes continuously.

Universities and authorities may:

change names;
merge;
close;
open;
restructure;
gain or lose recognition;
modify accreditation;
add or discontinue courses;
revise tuition;
change admissions;
alter scholarships;
change visa rules;
revise academic policies;
or amend other institutional information.

Readers are encouraged to report material inaccuracies or outdated information through our Contact information.

Where a significant factual error is identified and reasonably verified, University Intelligence may correct or update the relevant material.

7. Official Sources Take Priority

Where UNIVERSITYI.COM information differs from a current official source, users should rely on the appropriate official source for consequential decisions.

Depending on the subject, this may include:

a university;
college;
government department;
education ministry;
regulator;
accreditation authority;
immigration authority;
professional licensing body;
scholarship provider;
examination body;
or other responsible official organisation.

University Intelligence may summarize or explain official information for convenience and understanding.

Such summaries do not replace complete official documents, policies, regulations, eligibility rules, or decisions.

8. External Websites and Links

UNIVERSITYI.COM may contain links to:

universities;
colleges;
government agencies;
scholarship providers;
ranking organisations;
education platforms;
regulators;
research organisations;
news organisations;
employers;
and other third-party websites.

External websites operate independently.

University Intelligence does not control and is not responsible for the:

content;
accuracy;
availability;
security;
accessibility;
privacy practices;
cookies;
products;
services;
transactions;
or subsequent changes

of third-party websites.

A link from UNIVERSITYI.COM does not automatically constitute endorsement.

Users should review the official information, privacy terms, payment procedures, and policies of third-party websites before relying on them, sending information, or making payments.

9. No Financial or Payment Service

University Intelligence is primarily an information and research platform.

UNIVERSITYI.COM does not operate as a:

university tuition collection service;
scholarship payment service;
bank;
escrow service;
financial institution;
visa-fee collection service;
or general payment processor

unless a future service is expressly identified as such.

Users should never send tuition fees, admission fees, scholarship payments, visa payments, deposits, or other institutional payments merely because information about an organisation appears on UNIVERSITYI.COM.

Payments should be made only through verified official channels of the responsible institution or authority.

PRIVACY

10. Privacy Principles

University Intelligence respects visitor privacy.

Our current public website is primarily an information platform.

Ordinary visitors do not need to create a UNIVERSITYI.COM account merely to read publicly available content.

We aim to follow principles of:

data minimisation;
reasonable transparency;
appropriate security;
limited retention;
lawful processing where required;
and respect for applicable privacy rights.

The exact information processed can depend on how a visitor uses the website and on the technical services used to operate, host, secure, and deliver UNIVERSITYI.COM.

11. Information We May Receive or Process

Information You Provide Voluntarily

If you contact University Intelligence by email or otherwise communicate directly with us, we may receive information you choose to provide, including:

your name;
email address;
organisation;
message;
correction request;
institutional information;
copyright complaint;
press release;
scholarship information;
academic opportunity;
supporting documents;
photographs;
or attachments.

Please do not send unnecessary sensitive personal, financial, medical, identity, or immigration documents.

Technical Information

Like most websites, UNIVERSITYI.COM is delivered through hosting systems, servers, security services, content-delivery systems, browsers, and internet networks.

These systems may process technical information such as:

IP address;
browser type;
device information;
operating system;
request time;
referring page;
requested URL;
server or security logs;
error logs;
and similar technical information.

The precise technical information available can vary according to website configuration, hosting infrastructure, security systems, browser settings, and technical providers.

Cookies and Similar Technologies

Information may also be processed through cookies or similar technologies as described in the Cookie section below.

12. How Information May Be Used

University Intelligence may process information where reasonably necessary to:

operate UNIVERSITYI.COM;
deliver website content;
respond to enquiries;
review corrections;
process institutional updates;
review copyright complaints;
respond to press releases or submissions;
protect website security;
prevent abuse;
investigate technical problems;
maintain website functionality;
maintain editorial records;
comply with legal obligations;
establish, exercise, or defend legal rights;
and improve website reliability.

Where applicable data-protection law requires a specific legal basis, processing may rely, as appropriate, on:

legitimate interests in operating, securing, maintaining, and improving the website;
legitimate editorial and communication interests;
consent where consent is required;
compliance with legal obligations;
protection of legal rights;
or steps reasonably taken at a person’s request.

We do not claim that one legal basis applies to every type of processing in every jurisdiction.

13. No Sale of Ordinary Visitor Personal Information

University Intelligence does not operate a business model based on selling ordinary visitor personal profiles.

We do not intentionally create personal profiles of ordinary website readers for sale to other users.

We do not sell:

Social Security numbers;
banking information;
credit-card details;
private student profiles;
private financial profiles;
or similar sensitive personal records.

If future advertising, analytics, personalisation, or data practices materially change how visitor information is used or disclosed, this policy should be updated accordingly.

14. Service Providers and Recipients

Information may be processed or accessible to service providers where reasonably necessary for website operation.

Depending on the systems actually in use, these may include:

web-hosting providers;
email providers;
website-security services;
content-delivery services;
technical support providers;
backup providers;
anti-spam or abuse-prevention services;
analytics providers, if deployed;
professional advisers;
and legal or regulatory authorities where disclosure is required or permitted by law.

Service-provider access should be limited to what is reasonably necessary for the relevant service.

University Intelligence may also disclose information where reasonably necessary to:

comply with law;
respond to lawful process;
protect legal rights;
investigate fraud or abuse;
protect website security;
or protect users or third parties.

15. Data Retention

University Intelligence does not intend to retain personal information indefinitely merely because it was received.

Retention periods may vary according to the nature and purpose of the information.

For example:

ordinary enquiries may be retained while reasonably needed to respond or maintain appropriate correspondence records;
institutional corrections may be retained as part of editorial verification history;
copyright complaints and related communications may be retained for legal and record-keeping purposes;
server, hosting, security, and error logs may be retained according to technical or security requirements;
legal records may be retained where reasonably necessary to establish, exercise, or defend legal rights.

Information may be deleted, anonymised, or archived when it is no longer reasonably required, subject to applicable legal, security, editorial, or record-keeping needs.

16. Information Security

University Intelligence aims to use reasonable administrative, technical, and organisational measures appropriate to the nature of the website and information involved.

However, no website, email system, server, network, transmission method, or storage system can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

Users should avoid transmitting unnecessary sensitive information through ordinary email.

17. International Data Processing

UNIVERSITYI.COM serves an international audience.

Because website hosting, internet routing, email, security services, or technical providers may operate across multiple countries, information may in some circumstances be processed or stored outside the country in which a visitor is located.

Where applicable law requires safeguards for international transfers of personal information, University Intelligence will seek to use appropriate measures required by that law.

18. Privacy Rights

Depending on your location and applicable law, you may have rights concerning personal information relating to you.

These may include rights to:

request access;
request correction;
request deletion;
request restriction of processing;
object to certain processing;
request data portability where applicable;
withdraw consent where processing depends on consent;
and complain to an appropriate privacy or data-protection authority.

These rights are not absolute and may be subject to legal exceptions.

University Intelligence may request information reasonably necessary to verify identity before acting on a privacy request where permitted or required by law.

Privacy requests may be sent to:

info@universityi.com

Please describe your request clearly and identify the relevant communication or information where possible.

COOKIES

19. Cookies and Similar Technologies

Cookies are small files or similar technologies that may store or access information on a user’s device.

UNIVERSITYI.COM may use cookies or similar technologies associated with:

WordPress;
website administration;
security;
session management;
hosting;
load balancing;
preferences;
anti-abuse systems;
or other technical components.

The precise cookies used may change according to website configuration, installed functionality, administrator login status, browser settings, security systems, or technical providers.

Strictly Necessary Cookies

Some cookies or similar technologies may be necessary to:

operate the website;
maintain security;
provide requested functionality;
maintain administrative sessions;
or ensure reliable technical delivery.

Where applicable law exempts strictly necessary technologies from consent requirements, such technologies may be used without prior consent while still being disclosed appropriately.

Non-Essential Cookies

If UNIVERSITYI.COM uses non-essential technologies for purposes such as:

analytics;
behavioural advertising;
personalisation;
cross-site tracking;
or similar non-essential purposes,

University Intelligence will provide appropriate information and obtain consent where required by applicable law.

Where legally required, non-essential cookies should not be activated before valid consent.

Where a consent mechanism is required, users should also be provided with an appropriate method to manage or withdraw their preferences.

Browser Controls

Users may also be able to:

delete cookies;
block cookies;
restrict third-party cookies;
clear cookies when a browser closes;
or use private/incognito browsing

through their browser settings.

Blocking some technical cookies may affect website functionality.

20. Future Analytics, Advertising or Personalisation

If University Intelligence later introduces or materially expands:

analytics;
advertising;
personalised recommendations;
behavioural advertising;
marketing technology;
user accounts;
membership services;
or other tracking systems,

this policy should be updated before or when those practices materially affect visitor privacy.

Where applicable law requires notice, choice, consent, opt-out mechanisms, or other controls, appropriate mechanisms should be implemented.

21. Children and Younger Visitors

University Intelligence is a general higher-education information website.

It is not designed as a service directed primarily to children under the age of 13.

Some educational information may naturally be useful to teenagers, families, teachers, or younger students considering future education.

Ordinary public content can be read without creating a user account.

University Intelligence does not knowingly solicit sensitive personal information from children under 13 through ordinary website use.

If we become aware that personal information has been collected from a child in circumstances requiring parental consent or deletion under applicable law, we may delete the information or take other appropriate compliance steps.

Parents and guardians should supervise children’s internet use as they consider appropriate.

Children and teenagers should avoid sending unnecessary:

identity documents;
financial information;
medical records;
immigration documents;
precise home-address information;
or other sensitive information

through ordinary email.

INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND COPYRIGHT

22. Intellectual Property

Unless otherwise stated, original material created for University Intelligence may be protected by applicable intellectual-property laws.

This may include original:

editorial text;
analysis;
rankings;
methodology;
selection and arrangement;
graphics;
visual identity;
branding;
logos;
original images;
and other creative works.

University Intelligence, UNIVERSITYI.COM, University Index, UI-12, associated branding, and other distinctive materials may not be copied, impersonated, or represented in a manner that falsely suggests affiliation, sponsorship, endorsement, ownership, or authorisation.

Nothing in these Terms grants permission to misuse University Intelligence trademarks, logos, branding, original editorial material, or other protected works.

23. Facts, Public Information and Third-Party Materials

University Intelligence reports, compares, analyses, and organises factual information from numerous sources.

University Intelligence does not claim copyright ownership over facts merely because those facts appear on UNIVERSITYI.COM.

Third-party materials may include:

university names;
trademarks;
logos;
ranking names;
government materials;
quoted material;
photographs;
datasets;
research;
maps;
reports;
and other protected works.

Such materials remain subject to the rights of their respective owners where applicable.

References to third-party institutions, trademarks, or materials may be made for:

identification;
information;
news reporting;
editorial discussion;
research;
comparison;
criticism;
commentary;
or educational purposes.

Nothing on UNIVERSITYI.COM should be interpreted as claiming ownership of third-party rights merely because the relevant institution or material is discussed.

24. Copyright Complaints

University Intelligence respects intellectual-property rights.

If you believe that material on UNIVERSITYI.COM infringes copyright that you own or are authorised to represent, please contact us.

A useful copyright complaint should include:

Your name and contact information.
Identification of the copyrighted work you believe has been infringed.
The exact UNIVERSITYI.COM URL containing the disputed material.
Identification of the specific material complained of.
Information reasonably sufficient to locate that material.
An explanation of your ownership or authority to act.
A statement that you have a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorised by the copyright owner, its agent, or applicable law.
A statement that the information supplied is accurate.
Your physical or electronic signature where appropriate.

University Intelligence may:

investigate;
request additional information;
remove or disable access to material;
correct attribution;
amend content;
contact relevant parties;
decline an unsupported complaint;
or take another appropriate action.

Submitting a knowingly false or materially misleading copyright complaint may have legal consequences.

25. DMCA Notices

The Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) establishes a specific U.S. notice-and-takedown framework.

Where a formal DMCA notice is intended to invoke that statutory process, it should substantially contain the information required by applicable U.S. copyright law, including:

A physical or electronic signature of the copyright owner or authorised representative.
Identification of the copyrighted work claimed to have been infringed, or a representative list where multiple works are involved.
Identification of the material claimed to be infringing and information reasonably sufficient to locate it.
Contact information reasonably sufficient to contact the complaining party.
A statement that the complaining party has a good-faith belief that the disputed use is not authorised by the copyright owner, its agent, or the law.
A statement that the information in the notice is accurate and, under penalty of perjury, that the complaining party is authorised to act on behalf of the owner of the relevant exclusive right.

DMCA Designated Agent Status

Nothing on this page should be interpreted as a representation that University Intelligence has registered a designated DMCA agent with the U.S. Copyright Office unless such registration has actually been completed and remains current.

If a registered designated agent is established, the current agent information should be published in a publicly accessible location and maintained as required.

Until then, ordinary copyright complaints may be sent through the contact information in this policy.

26. DMCA Counter Notifications

Where material is removed or disabled through a formal DMCA process and the person responsible for the material believes the removal resulted from mistake or misidentification, that person may be entitled to submit a counter-notification.

Where the formal U.S. DMCA counter-notification procedure applies, a counter-notification should substantially include:

A physical or electronic signature.
Identification of the material removed or disabled.
The location where the material appeared before removal or disabling.
A statement under penalty of perjury that the sender has a good-faith belief that the material was removed or disabled because of mistake or misidentification.
The sender’s name, address, and telephone number.
The jurisdictional and service-of-process statements required by applicable U.S. law.

University Intelligence may review a counter-notification and act in accordance with applicable law.

Nothing in this section guarantees restoration of material where another lawful basis exists for keeping it removed.

27. Repeat Copyright Infringement

Where UNIVERSITYI.COM permits third-party material to be submitted, stored, or published, University Intelligence may restrict, reject, or discontinue submissions from persons who repeatedly provide material that infringes the rights of others.

Because ordinary public website visitors do not currently require personal accounts merely to read content, this provision should not be interpreted as claiming the existence of a public account-termination system where no such system exists.

28. Corrections, Press Releases and Submitted Material

Universities, colleges, education authorities, scholarship providers, researchers, readers, academic professionals, and other organisations may voluntarily send:

corrections;
official announcements;
press releases;
institutional updates;
scholarship information;
academic opportunities;
research material;
photographs;
documents;
or other content.

By submitting material for possible editorial use, you represent that:

you have the right or authority to submit it; or
its submission is otherwise lawful and appropriate.

Submission does not guarantee publication.

University Intelligence may:

verify;
edit;
summarize;
quote;
format;
decline;
remove;
correct;
or update

submitted material in accordance with editorial requirements and applicable rights.

Unless expressly agreed in writing, no payment is owed merely because submitted information is reviewed, referenced, or published.

WEBSITE USE

29. Acceptable Use

Users may use UNIVERSITYI.COM for lawful purposes.

You must not deliberately:

gain or attempt unauthorised access to the website or its systems;
interfere with website security;
introduce malware or malicious code;
overload, disrupt, or attack the website;
access administrative accounts without authorisation;
impersonate University Intelligence or another organisation;
use the website to commit fraud;
submit knowingly false copyright claims;
infringe third-party intellectual-property rights;
scrape or automate access in a manner that materially harms the service;
or use the website in violation of applicable law.

University Intelligence may take reasonable technical, editorial, administrative, or legal measures to protect the website, its systems, content, and users.

30. Automated Access, Search Engines and Reuse

Reasonable access to publicly available information is permitted for normal visitor use.

Search engines and legitimate indexing services may crawl public pages subject to applicable technical instructions, including robots directives.

Users must not use automated systems in a manner that:

damages or materially burdens the website;
bypasses reasonable security or technical restrictions;
attempts unauthorised access;
copies substantial original University Intelligence content to create a competing replica;
falsely attributes content;
misrepresents University Intelligence;
or violates applicable copyright, trademark, database, contract, or other rights.

Nothing in this section claims ownership over facts or public information merely because they appear on UNIVERSITYI.COM.

31. No Warranties

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, UNIVERSITYI.COM and its content are provided on an “as available” and “as is” basis.

University Intelligence does not warrant that:

every page will always be accurate;
every page will always be current;
every external link will remain available;
the website will operate without interruption;
every institution listed will remain recognised;
every course will remain available;
every ranking will remain current;
every scholarship will remain open;
every visa rule will remain unchanged;
or every piece of third-party information will be error-free.

Nothing in these Terms excludes warranties, consumer protections, or rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.

32. Limitation of Liability

To the maximum extent permitted by applicable law, University Intelligence will not be responsible for indirect, incidental, consequential, special, or similar losses arising solely from reliance on general information published on the website.

Users remain responsible for independently verifying consequential decisions involving:

university selection;
admissions;
applications;
tuition payments;
scholarships;
visas;
immigration;
travel;
accommodation;
qualification recognition;
professional licensing;
employment;
career decisions;
or financial commitments.

Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability where liability cannot legally be excluded or limited.

33. No Professional Advice

Content on UNIVERSITYI.COM should not be interpreted as:

legal advice;
immigration advice;
financial advice;
investment advice;
medical advice;
professional licensing advice;
tax advice;
or an official admissions decision.

Where professional or legally binding advice is required, users should consult the appropriate qualified professional, institution, regulator, or official authority.

34. Editorial Independence and Third-Party Names

University Intelligence may discuss thousands of:

universities;
colleges;
governments;
regulators;
ranking organisations;
scholarship providers;
companies;
employers;
research institutions;
and other organisations.

Unless expressly stated, such references do not imply:

partnership;
sponsorship;
endorsement;
representation;
ownership;
agency;
or formal affiliation.

Advertising, sponsorship, institutional submissions, or commercial relationships should not silently determine independent editorial conclusions.

Information is information. Analysis is analysis. Promotion is promotion.

University Intelligence aims to maintain a meaningful distinction between them.

35. Changes to the Website

University Intelligence may:

add;
revise;
correct;
remove;
reorganize;
redesign;
suspend;
or discontinue

content or website features.

The website may temporarily become unavailable because of:

maintenance;
technical problems;
hosting issues;
security work;
software updates;
infrastructure failures;
or circumstances beyond our reasonable control.

36. Changes to These Terms and Policies

University Intelligence may update this consolidated policy where necessary to reflect:

changes to the website;
new features;
legal requirements;
privacy practices;
cookie practices;
copyright procedures;
technical services;
security practices;
or editorial operations.

The current version should be published on this page with an updated revision date where appropriate.

Users are encouraged to review the policy periodically.

Where applicable law requires a more specific form of notice or consent for a material change, University Intelligence will seek to provide it as required.

37. Severability

If a provision of these Terms is found invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable by a competent authority, the remaining provisions should continue to operate to the maximum extent permitted by law.

Where appropriate, an invalid provision should be interpreted as narrowly as possible to preserve its lawful purpose.

38. No Waiver

Failure by University Intelligence to enforce a provision of these Terms on one occasion does not automatically waive the right to enforce that provision or another provision later.

39. International Audience, Applicable Law and Mandatory Rights

University Intelligence provides global higher-education information and may be accessed by visitors from many countries.

UNIVERSITYI.COM is operated from the United States and serves an international audience.

Users are responsible for complying with laws that apply to their own conduct.

These Terms are subject to applicable law and the jurisdiction of competent courts or authorities.

Nothing in these Terms is intended to remove or waive:

consumer rights;
privacy rights;
data-protection rights;
intellectual-property rights;
statutory remedies;
or other mandatory legal protections

that cannot lawfully be excluded or waived.

Because no specific U.S. state of legal domicile or incorporation is identified in this policy, this version of the Terms does not purport to select one particular U.S. state’s law or one specific court as the exclusive governing law or forum.

If an operator-specific legal entity, domicile, or governing-law provision is formally established later, this section should be updated accordingly.

40. Contact

Questions concerning:

University Intelligence;
website content;
corrections;
institutional updates;
privacy;
cookies;
copyright;
DMCA-related matters;
or other website enquiries

may be sent to:

University Intelligence
UNIVERSITYI.COM
Global Universities & Colleges Guide

Location: United States

Email: info@universityi.com

For:

corrections;
copyright complaints;
privacy requests;
or complaints involving a particular page,

please include the exact UNIVERSITYI.COM URL and enough information for us to understand and review the request.

Do not send unnecessary sensitive personal information.

41. Copyright Notice

Unless otherwise stated:

Third-party:

trademarks;
copyrighted works;
data;
university names;
institutional names;
logos;
photographs;
research;
rankings;
and other protected material

remain the property of their respective rights holders where applicable.

42. Entire Website Policy

This document consolidates the principal UNIVERSITYI.COM:

Terms of Use;
Privacy Policy;
Cookie Policy;
Copyright Policy;
Copyright Complaint Procedure;
and DMCA-related procedure.

It replaces older versions of those policies to the extent that an older policy conflicts with this current consolidated version.

A more specific policy, notice, consent interface, or legally required disclosure may apply to a particular future feature where expressly stated.

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