University
an educational institution designed for instruction, examination, or both, of students in many branches of advanced learning, conferring degrees in various faculties, and often embodying Colleges and similar Institutions.

the members of this collectively

College
an establishment for further or higher education, sometimes part of a University.

an establishment for specialized professional education (college of music; business college; college of hypnotherapy; naval college)

a public school

an organized body of persons with shared functions and privelages

Institute
a society or organization for the promotion of science, education, etc.

establish; found.

Academy
a place of study and training

a society or institution of distinguished scholars, artists, scientists, etc.

a secondary school especially on that is private

School
an institution for educating or giving instruction at any level including College or University

a group of artists, etc., whos works share distinctive characteristics.

a group of people sharing a cause, principle, method, etc. (school of thought)

Educate
give intellectual, moral, and social instruction to ( a pupil, student etc.)

train or instruct for a particular purpose

advise; give information to

Professor
a University academic of the highest rank.

a University teacher

a teacher of some specific art, sport, or skill.

a person who professes a religion

Academic
scholarly; to do with learning

a teacher or scholar in a University or Institute of higher education.

Scholar
a person who learns

a person with specified academic ability

a learned person, epecially in language and literature

Teach
give systematic information to a person or group about a subject or skill.

enable a person or persons to do something by instruction and training.

Learn
gain knowledge of or skill in  by study, experience, or being taught.

acquire or develop a particular ability

recieve instruction; acquire knowledge or skill

Knowledge
awareness or familiarity gained by experience.

a range of specific information; facts or intelligence about something.

a theoretical or practical understanding of a subject, language, etc.

true justified belief; certain understanding as opposed to opinion

Skill
expertness; practiced ability; facility in an action; dexterity or tact.

Art
human creative skill or its application.

human skill or workmanship as opposed to the work of nature

the various branches of creative activity concerned with the production of imaginative designs, sounds, or ideas in painting, music, dancing, writing considered collectively

those branches of learning like lamguages, literature and (history?) associated with creative skill as opposed to scientific, technical, or vocational skills

Science
a branch of knowledge conducted on objective principles involving the systematized observation of and experiment with phenomena especially concerned with the material and functions of the physical Universe.

systematic and formulated an organized body of  knowledge of a specified type on a specified subject.

skillful technique

Scientist
a person using scientific methods or the scientific method

a person with expert knowledge of a Science

Artist
a devotee; a skillful or habitual practicer of a specified activity.

a person who practices any of the arts.

a skilled person who works with dedication on a Craft.

Intelligence
the intellect; the understanding.

quickness of understanding; Wisdom.

rational being

Intellect
the faculty of reasoning, knowing, and thinking, as distinct from feeling.

the understanding or mental powers.

Wisdom
experience and knowledge together with the power of applying them critically or practically.

Wise
having experience and knowledge in harmony and judiciously applying them.