Noun
The science of the mechanic arts.
Source: Webster's dictionaryAt the higher education level, the government funds more than 80% of resources provided to public universities, polytechnics and teacher training colleges. Source: Internet
Almost no country in the world, except Nigeria, retains the binary divide between polytechnics and universities. Source: Internet
The projects included foundation stones for taxi stands, 50 bedded trauma centres, women polytechnics and type four buildings of the village development department. Source: Internet
Instead, he studied law at Kingston Polytechnic, “which suited me because polytechnics at the time were more an extension of school; teachers tended to teach rather than be there for research. Source: Internet
Our institutions of higher learning (colleges, polytechnics, and universities) exercise a considerable influence over the lives and futures of young Nigerians. Source: Internet
The suburb is about 3km sq in size and has over 20 schools ranging from kindergartens to junior secondary to senior secondary schools, polytechnics, colleges and universities. Source: Internet