What does UUT mean?
UUT means University of Utrecht
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for University of Utrecht?
University of Utrecht can be abbreviated as UUT
Other shorthands for University of Utrecht are: UUTR, UU, uu
Other shorthands for University of Utrecht are: UUTR, UU, uu
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What does UUT stand for? UUT stands for "University of Utrecht". |
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How to abbreviate "University of Utrecht"? "University of Utrecht" can be abbreviated as UUT. |
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What is the meaning of UUT abbreviation? The meaning of UUT abbreviation is "University of Utrecht". |
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What is UUT abbreviation? One of the definitions of UUT is "University of Utrecht". |
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What does UUT mean? UUT as abbreviation means "University of Utrecht". |
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What is shorthand of University of Utrecht? The most common shorthand of "University of Utrecht" is UUT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- UMUC - University of Maryland University College
- UUTR - University of Utrecht
- UPOU - University of the Philippines Open University
- UU - University of Utrecht
- UCU - University College Utrecht
- SUU - State University of Utrecht
- SUUF - State University of Utrecht Faculty
- UCSD/UBC - University of California, San Diego/University of British Columbia
- UH-FMUSP - University Hospital, Faculty of Medicine, University of S Ășo Paulo
- UHU - University of Hamburg University
- UHU - University of Houston and University
- UMU - University of Maryland University
- UMU - University of Michigan University
- UOM - University of Mississippi (University, MS)
- USC/UAP - University of Southern California University Affiliated Program
- UUI - University of Utrecht Institute
- UW/UD - University of Wisconsin University of Denver
- UTUTC - University of Toledo University Transportation Center
- UGO - University Grievance Officer (Colorado State University and University of Minnesota)
- UW/UD - University of Wisconsin/University of Denver