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In France and other countries around speaking French, college is middle school. 11-15y old something like that.
According to Wikipedia, in most countries it's high-school or secondary education.
In the US and maybe other it seems to be a synonym of university.
Here in Australia it can be used for post-high school vocational education, but it can also be used for residential premises attached to a university (but not the university itself). Of course, there's some American language import here.