What does TIT mean?
TIT means Tohoku Institute of Technology
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Tohoku Institute of Technology?
Tohoku Institute of Technology can be abbreviated as TIT
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ITJSE - Institute of Technology Journal on Section Engineering
- ITBD - Institute of Technology and Business Development
- ITBHU - Institute of Technology, Banaras Hindu University
- ITCEP - Institute of Technology Center for Educational Programs
- IT - Institute of Technology
- IOT - Institute of Technology
- IOTA - Institute of Technology Australia
- ITS - Institute of Technology and Science
- ITS - Institute of Technology Sligo
- ITT - Institute of Technology Tralee
- ITC - Institute of Technology of Cambodia
- ITUM - Institute of Technology University of Moratuwa
- IETP - Institute of Technology of Paris
- ITAP - Institute of Technology of Agricultural Products
- ITDA - Institute of Technology Department of Aerospace
- ITDC - Institute of Technology Department of Communication
- ITEMA - Institute of Technology and Management of Agricultural
- ITLA - Institute of Technology of the Americas
- Mem Tohoku Inst Technol I, Sci Eng - Memoirs of the Tohoku Institute of Technology, Series I, Science and Engineering
- IT - Institute of Technology, now called the College of Science and Engineering (CSE)