The ".university" domain extension is a generic top-level domain (gTLD) for higher education institutions, learning platforms, and related entities. It provides a dedicated, trustworthy online identity for universities, colleges, and organizations that want to connect with students, alumni, and partners. It was introduced as part of ICANN's new ...

The .uk.net extension is a third-level domain, a privately operated, unofficial alternative for the .uk country code, similar to a regional branding extension. It's used by businesses and individuals who want to show a connection to the United Kingdom but could not secure a .uk or .co.uk domain. The extension combines .uk (for the United Kingdom) ...

The .uk.in domain extension is a second-level domain that is a combination of India's country code (.in) and the United Kingdom's (.uk). Although it combines two country codes, it is open for registration by anyone, regardless of their geographic location. This type of extension is sometimes called a second-level domain extension or a "branded" ...

A .uk.com domain extension is a country-code top-level domain (ccTLD) that combines the UK identifier with the global reach of .com. It is ideal for businesses or individuals focused on the United Kingdom market that want the global recognition of .com or need an alternative to .co.uk or .uk. This extension helps establish trust with local users ...