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Various institutions in Rome for the education of seminarians, most of them national. There students reside, and sometimes follow special courses; they follow the regular courses in philosophy and theology in a few large central institutions such as the Propaganda, Urban College, Gregorian University, Roman Seminary, and the Minerva (Pontifical and International College of the Angelic Doctor). The Roman Colleges are thus grouped in several clusters, each including a center for purposes of instruction and a number of affiliated institutions, having a rector, vice-rector, and spiritual director. Included among the Roman Colleges are:

• American College
• Armenian College
• Bede College
• Belgian College
• Bohemian College
• Canadian College
• Capranica College (Almo Collegio)
• English College
• French Seminary
• German College of Campo Santo
• German College of San Maria dell' Anima
• German-Hungarian College
• Greek Pontifical College
• Irish College
• Leonine Pontifical Seminary
• Lombard Seminary of Saints Ambrose and Charles
• Major Pontifical Roman Seminary
• Maronite College
• Pius Seminary
• Polish College
• Portuguese Pontifical College
• Ruthenian Pontifical College
• Scots College
• Seminary of Saints Peter and Paul
• South American College
• Spanish College
• Saint Jerome College for Jugoslavia
• Urban College
• Vatican Seminary