Which institutions were called "academies" in Yuan Dynasty?

There were many institutions called "courtyards" in the Yuan Dynasty, such as: Taichang Courtyard was in charge of rites and music, offering sacrifices to ancestral temples and the country, and conferring the title of posthumous title; Taishiyuan is in charge of astronomical calendar; Imperial hospital is in charge of medicine and various medical institutions, and at the same time makes imperial medicine; Tong Yuan was in charge of the State Post Bureau, which was later divided into Dadufu and Shangdufu. Zhong is in charge of the finance, construction and supply of the Queen's Palace; Hanlin and the National History Institute are responsible for writing imperial edicts and compiling national history; Jixian Academy manages schools and recruits talents, as well as Taoism, Yin and Yang studies and divination.