Yes, it is possible to establish a private university in many countries. Private universities are institutions of higher education that are not operated or funded by the government. They are typically owned and managed by non-governmental organizations, such as corporations, foundations, or religious groups. To establish a private university, one must follow the relevant laws and regulations of the country where the institution will be located. This may include obtaining necessary permits, complying with educational standards, and securing funding for the operation of the university. Private universities can offer a variety of programs, from undergraduate degrees to professional certifications, and often have the flexibility to innovate and tailor their curricula to meet the changing needs of students and the workforce.