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> Or they might have an email address but it not be .edu - in the UK they're .ac.uk for example. At least you have a common suffix. Around here, a student at t
by cesarb 4y ago
> Or they might have an email address but it not be .edu - in the UK they're .ac.uk for example.
At least you have a common suffix. Around here, a student at the computer science department of the federal university of the Rio de Janeiro state (UFRJ) could have an email at the domain dcc.ufrj.br; yes, universities which got on the Internet early enough have their domains directly on the ccTLD.
- account42 4y agoNo common suffix for universities either in Germany. And at my university, comp sci students didn't get just one emeail but a second one administered by the comp sci department. Actually, it does seem that they have a .edu now. I guess those aren't restricted to US-based institutions anymore?