Hi everyone,
I recently needed the same distinction for german universities. I used
these three qualifiers as "instance of" for the institutions, primarily
because they were already predominantly set for existing universities:
Q875538 (public university); "university that is predominantly funded by
public means";
http://tinyurl.com/yapa6owx
Q1743327 (church college); roughly translated the german description
says "university in church sponsorship";
http://tinyurl.com/ycy8rpjf
Q23002042 (private educational institution) "educational institution not
primarily funded by public means";
http://tinyurl.com/yc6gn3zt
The last is not exactly the best match, but at least it's a subclass of
educational institution like the others. But since it was my first try
with Wikidata I'm by no means sure I decided for the best ones. So, I'd
be interested in the answers too :)
@Victor: Regarding the funding maybe P749 "parent organization" could be
used - at least I think it is (sometimes) used this way too...
Best regards,
Tobias
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Hi there!
I'm planning to do a mass import of the Brazilian database of Higher Education
Institutions (2011 census) to Wikidata, updating existing institutions and add the missing
ones. (I could use some help :)
One of the issues I foresee is the distinction between private and public educational
institutions is done via subclassing instead of properties. There's a university
subclass public university that I can use, but how should I indicate that the institution
is maintained with federal, state or city funds?
Should I put the country in affiliation in the former and the state in affiliation in the
latter? Should I propose a new property?
Or even better and hopefully the case, is there an even more specific property that I can
use for this?
Also, how to indicate that some are non-profit and some are for-profit?
Thanks,
Victor