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Meanings and definitions for UOH

What does UOH stand for? What does UOH mean?

University of Hargeisa, a Somaliland public university in Hargeisa
Université d'État d'Haïti (University of Haiti), a Haitian university in Port-au-Prince
University of Havana, a Cuban university in Havana
University of Hawaii, a US public, co-educational college and university system in Hawaii
University of Henrico, an aborted English university in Henricus, Virginia
University of Holguín, a Cuban university in Holguín
University of Houston, a US university in Houston, Texas
University of Hartford, a US university in Hartford, Connecticut
University of Ha'li, a Saudi university in Ha'li
University of Haifa, an Israeli university in Haifa
University of Haripur, a Pakistani university in Haripur
University of Hyderabad, an Indian university in Hyderabad
University of Hyogo, a Japanese university in Kobe
University of Harderwijk, a Dutch university in Harderwijk
University of Helmstedt, a Brunswickan university in Helmstedt
University of Helsinki, a Finnish university in Helsinki
University of Huelva, a Spanish university in Huelva
University of Hertfordshire, a university in Hatfield
University of Huddersfield, a university in Huddersfield
University of Hull, a university in Hull
University of Lincoln (previously the University of Humberside), a university in Lincoln
University of Hagen, a university in Hagen
University of Halle, university merged in 1817 to become the Martin Luther University of Halle-Wittenberg
University of Hamburg, a university in Hamburg
University of Hannover, today known as the Leibniz University Hannover
University of Hildesheim, a university in Hildesheim
University of Hohenheim, a university in Stuttgart
Union of Horodło, a set of three acts signed in the town of Horodło on October 2, 1413
Use of Hereford, a variant of the Roman Rite used in Herefordshire before the English Reformation