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The
University Of Liverpool:
Our mission at Liverpool is the
pursuit of excellence. Liverpool is one of the UK's
leading research universities with a reputation
nationally and internationally for high quality teaching
and research. In the course of its history the
University has been associated with no less than eight
Nobel Laureates.
Established more than a century ago
as one of the first of the civic universities, Liverpool
now has over 23,000 registered students and an annual
income of almost £180 million, which includes £59
million for research.
Liverpool is distinctive for the
high proportion of teaching and research which relates
to the professions including accountancy, architecture,
dentistry, engineering, law, medicine, planning, social
work and veterinary science. This is combined with
considerable strengths in all the principal areas of
study in the humanities, sciences and social sciences.
The nature of its academic
portfolio and its location at the heart of the city and
region have also enabled the University to play a
prominent role in the regeneration of Merseyside. Offers
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The
University Of Manchester:
The University of Manchester has
its origins in Owens College, which was established in
1851 in Richard Cobden's house on Quay Street,
Manchester. John Owens (1780 - 1846) was a Manchester
textile merchant who left a bequest of £96,942 for the
purpose of founding a college for the education of males
on non-sectarian lines.
The College moved to the first
buildings on the present site on Oxford Road in 1873.
The buildings around the Quadrangle, designed by Alfred
Waterhouse, were completed in 1902.
The College was granted a Royal
Charter in April 1880 as the Victoria University, a
federal institution which established colleges in Leeds
and Liverpool. These Colleges were granted their
independence in 1903 becoming the Universities of Leeds
and Liverpool respectively, and creating the Victoria
University of Manchester. Offers lots of additional
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The
University Of Sheffield:
At the University of Sheffield
we're proud to recognise that our success as an
international leader in teaching and research is due to
the personal contribution made by our 5,500 staff -
whatever their role.
All our posts offer exciting and
rewarding opportunities within a dynamic and diverse
working environment. For further details of current
staff vacancies, and how to apply, see the links to the
left. Offers lots of additional resource links for
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recruitment and employment advice.
The
University Of Strathclyde:
The University of Strathclyde was
founded in Scotland as a place of useful learning, to
make higher education available to all, and to combine
excellence with relevance. In fulfilling this mission in
today's world it will:
Contribute to the advancement of
the knowledge society, to social cohesion and to the
quality of life in Scotland, and in the wider national
and global community;
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Generate, through excellence in
research and scholarship, new ideas, knowledge and
skills to create opportunities for individuals and
society;
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Provide high-quality education
to all of its students, regardless of background,
inspiring them to develop to the full their
abilities, and creating outstanding professional and
creative people;
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Offer the opportunities for all
staff to develop their full potential, and
contribute fully to the achievement of the
University's Vision.
The University of Strathclyde
aspires to be a dynamic top-ranking European University
dedicated to excellence through its core mission of
promoting useful learning. Offers lots of additional
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UMIST:
UMIST is the dominant force in
scientific and technical subjects." The Guardian.
Welcome to the University of
Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST),
the heart of learning and research in Manchester. Our
award winning university has a community of more than
6500 students and 1500 members of staff.
Founded in 1824 by Manchester's
business community, UMIST continues to have excellent
links with business and industry both in the UK and
abroad.
UMIST has a strong reputation for
innovation. UMIST was the first UK university to offer
chemical engineering undergraduate degree programmes and
the first to offer courses in management and marketing.
UMIST was also the first UK university to establish an
industrial liaison unit.
In 2002, UMIST and Cambridge came
top overall for employability across all UK
universities. According to The Education Guardian: "UMIST
is way ahead in terms of producing the most employable
graduates." Offers lots of additional resource links for
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University College Dublin:
University College Dublin possesses
the largest and most richly diversified concentration of
cultural, scientific and technological expertise in the
country. We pride ourselves on our role in the education
and development of the Irish nation and in the
preservation of its cultural heritage. At the same time,
we establish critical linkages with national and
international industry and business through innovative
research and teaching across 10 Faculties and in over 80
individual disciplines.
University College Dublin has over
18,000 registered undergraduate and postgraduate
students. International students on exchange programmes
and full-degree programmes, make up approximately 1,500
of this number. We are continuously seeking talented and
committed academic, technical, professional and
administrative staff to work with us in achieving our
goal of being number 1 in Ireland.
University College, Cork:
University College Cork is situated
in south-west Ireland and is a progressive, dynamic
university of over 14,500 students. The University has a
current enrolment of over 12,000 degree candidates. In
addition, 2,500 students are enrolled in one or more of
the University's postgraduate courses. UCC's widely
diverse student-body includes over 1,300 international
students representing 60-plus countries worldwide. 3,000
people work at UCC, including more than 800 faculty
employees.
UCC is Ireland's leading institute
and is consistently the highest research income earner
in the Irish state. The University offers an innovative,
research-led curriculum, taught by world-class academics
who consistently attract a quality student intake. The
University's internal research reputation spans all of
its faculties where it offers over 120 degree and
professional programmes through seven schools and 27
departments. The University has eight faculties: Arts,
Commerce, Science, Food Science & Technology, Law,
Engineering, Medicine and Celtic Studies. Offers lots of
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University Of Abertay Dundee:
The University is conveniently
located on a city centre campus, with all of its
buildings within a quarter of a mile of each other.
Shops, recreational facilities and the main bus and
train stations are but a short walk away.
The main buildings, Old College,
Kydd Building and others, are in the Bell Street complex
grouped around the University's outstanding
award-winning Library. These buildings house the
majority of teaching departments, the University's
administrative offices, student refectory, research
centres, and library. There is always a busy atmosphere
as students come and go to lectures, meet with staff,
study for exams, and attend tutorials and seminars.
Abertay offers a friendly and
welcoming environment in which to study. We have
students from a wide range of backgrounds, from local
school leavers to overseas research students.
Opportunities exist for students and staff to socialise
with each other, to meet and get to know some of our 600
international students from over 50 countries around the
world, which helps to develop a strong community spirit
with good staff/student working relationships. Offers
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University Of Bath:
The University of Bath is an
internationally renowned research university, offering
high quality teaching in an innovative learning
environment and attracting eminent scholars and
outstanding students from a global recruitment market.
The University was recently ranked in the top 5 in the
Times Good University Guide. The University has a modern
landscaped campus with fantastic facilities and a lively
community feel. The main campus is just one mile from
the centre of the culturally diverse and beautiful world
heritage city of Bath.
The University continues to invest
in providing an innovative learning environment for its
students which contributes to a very low student drop
out rate. The University has a community of over 11,000
undergraduate and postgraduate students and
approximately 2,500 staff, and is set to double with
expansion at nearby Swindon.
Both professional and personal
support for staff is excellent: including in-house
training and development and support for externally
funded courses. Employees have access to world-class
sports facilities, at which many British athletes train,
a nursery, a comprehensive library, recreation areas and
the chance to join staff associations. There are also
shops and restaurants on campus, good local transport
links and on-site parking. Offers lots of additional
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University Of Birmingham:
The University was founded and
established by Royal Charter in 1900 to train and
educate the people who would create and manage the
burgeoning business and industries of the English
midlands.
Today, the University is well
established as a world-class university, drawing staff
and students from around the globe to its attractive and
spacious campuses at Edgbaston and Selly Oak, just south
of Birmingham city centre.
The University is an institution of
national and international research excellence,
evidenced by its performance in the most recent research
assessment exercise: it was ranked fifth based on those
who have gained the most grade 4, 5 and 5* rankings of
their units of assessment. 12 of those units were ranked
as 5* (the top rating) in 2001, from across the range of
the University’s broad base of disciplines; and four of
them – Anatomy, Metallurgy and Materials, West African
Studies and Russian and East European Studies – have now
been identified as so called 6* departments. Under
current HEFCE proposals the definition of 6* departments
will change from 2004-05, and the University would
expect that Clinical Laboratory Sciences, Chemical
Engineering and Sport and Exercise Sciences would then
also be designated as 6* departments. Interdisciplinary
collaborative research, transcending the traditional
boundaries, is a particular strength of the research
culture.
The University is a ‘research led’
institution, which means that its teaching and other
activities benefit from the excitement of a research
environment at the forefront of the development of
knowledge. High quality students from a wide range of
social backgrounds and cultures, and from as many as 150
different countries worldwide choose to study here:
currently, there are approximately 25,000 students
including 7,000 postgraduates (one of the largest
postgraduate populations of any UK university) and over
4,000 overseas students. Offers lots of additional
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University Of Bristol:
The distinctive qualities of the
University of Bristol have been recognised ever since it
was founded in 1876. Today the University is one of the
UK’s premier academic establishments, and is much sought
after as a place to study and work.
The hard-earned international
reputation of the University is based on the solid
foundations of excellent study programmes, high quality
teaching and ground-breaking research across a diverse
range of disciplines. Our aims can be summed up in three
words:
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Learning
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Discovery
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Enterprise
The University of Bristol is in the
top rank of UK research universities, with world-class
research teams and facilities in science, engineering,
medical sciences, medicine, arts, social sciences and
law.
In the 2001 Research Assessment
Exercise (RAE), 15 departments were awarded the highest
grade of 5*. A further 21 departments were rated grade
5, which signifies international excellence. Seventy six
percent of all our academic staff work in departments
graded 5 or 5*. But the University is not content with
this performance. It is continuing to strengthen its
position as an internationally competitive,
research-intensive university, committed to the transfer
of knowledge and the provision of a world-class
education. Read more about research at Bristol.
The success of the University
clearly depends on our ability to recruit, retain and
develop the very best academic, research and support
staff. Our objective is to become the employer of choice
for 'first rate' academics and researchers and we have
developed a range of opportunities and benefits to help
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University Of Cambridge:
The University of Cambridge is one
of the oldest universities in the world, and one of the
largest in the United Kingdom. It has a world-wide
reputation for outstanding academic achievement and the
high quality of research undertaken in a wide range of
science and arts subjects.
The University pioneers work in the
understanding of disease, the creation of new materials,
advances in telecommunications and research into the
origins of the universe. It trains doctors, vets,
architects, engineers and teachers. The University's
achievements in the sciences can be measured by the
sixty or more Nobel Prizes awarded to its members over
the years. Offers lots of additional resource links for
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University Of Dundee:
The University of Dundee is now
recognised as one of Scotland's leading universities
with a powerful research reputation, particularly in the
medical and life sciences. It is a professional
university to pursue a professional education.
Founded in 1881 as University
College, Dundee was, for many years, a part of the
University of St Andrews, becoming an independent
university in its own right in 1967. Three mergers have
doubled the university's size over the last ten years
and changed the institution dramatically, extending the
range of activities to include art and design, nursing
and teacher education as well as the full range of
academic disciplines. Offers lots of additional resource
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University Of Durham:
The University of Durham was
founded in 1832. It developed in Durham and Newcastle
until 1963, when the independent University of Newcastle
upon Tyne came into being. The University of Durham is
collegiate and is located in the city of Durham and the
nearby town of Stockton. The colleges are not teaching
bodies, nor are they purely residential - typically they
provide a centre for students' sporting, social and
residential activities.
The University of Durham, Queen's
Campus, Stockton opened in 1992. Over 1,200 full-time
students are now studying in purpose-built accommodation
23 miles south of Durham, on the banks of the river
Tees. The campus has a particular mission to widen
participation and has developed a range of vocationally
oriented inter-disciplinary programmes.
Durham:
Durham is an unbelievably beautiful
place to live. The Norman cathedral is one of the most
beautiful buildings in England (Bill Bryson called it
'the best Cathedral on planet earth'). It faces an
ancient castle, which is also home to some of our
students. The castle and cathedral are part of a World
Heritage site, which puts us in the same league as the
Great Wall of China and the Pyramids. Tourists come from
all over the world to visit us every year.
There's plenty going on in Durham.
There are major art shows at the DLI Centre, every sport
from cricket to croquet, regular poetry readings at
Colpitts, the annual rowing spectacle of Durham Regatta.
There are world-class museums, a theatre, swimming pool,
150 year old debating society, extensive series of
concerts and a new Gala Theatre for music and drama.
Durham is a gorgeous place to live.
University attractions include:
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The Oriental Museum: from
eighth-century grave figures to contemporary New
Year street lions - discover ancient Egypt, Japan
and China in the heart of Durham.
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Old Fulling Mill Museum:
exhibits the archaeology of the local area and holds
collections of national significance. It is one of
the most photographed museums in the world because
of its position underneath the cathedral.
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Botanic Garden: an 18-acre
garden with trees, shrubs and flowers from all over
the world, sculptures, and a reptile and exotic
plant house.
Stockton:
Stockton is a town to discover. In
1825 the country's first passenger train ran from here.
Today there are plenty of leisure and social facilities.
The Campus is just 20 minutes walk away from Stockton
town centre and Teesside Leisure Park (with shopping,
nightclubs and a multiplex cinema) is close at hand.
Stockton is small enough to be a friendly community yet
large enough to keep you busy. Further a field are the
cities of Darlington and York, the North Yorkshire moors
and the seaside. Offers lots of additional resource
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University Of Essex:
The University of Essex, based at
Wivenhoe Park, Colchester, received its Royal Charter in
1965. It is one of the UK's leading academic
institutions and has an international reputation for the
quality of its research and teaching. The University has
17 departments spanning the Humanities, Social Sciences
and Science and Engineering.
There are currently around 9,100
students at the University, 25% of these within the
Graduate School. The University is an international
community with students from more than 125 countries. In
recent assessments Essex has regularly ranked among the
top twelve UK universities for the quality of its
research, with many of its departments rated as
'outstanding' by international standards.
Over 200 acres of attractive
parkland, much of it landscaped in the eighteenth
century, provides the setting for the University's
Colchester campus. There is easy access to coast and
countryside, including the area of outstanding natural
beauty known as 'Constable Country', after the famous
landscape artist John Constable, who painted many local
scenes, including Wivenhoe Park itself. Visitors are
able to take advantage of the facilities available at
Wivenhoe House, the original focus for the park, which
has now become the University's hotel and conference
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University Of Glamorgan:
With an exceptional record for
teaching quality, and state-of-the-art facilities,
Glamorgan offers a friendly and academically challenging
environment.
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Over 18,000 students enjoy the
safe single campus, renowned social life and
outstanding sports and recreational facilities.
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10 good reasons to choose
Glamorgan
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12 teaching "excellent" ratings
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A safe single campus
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Situated in Pontypridd and just
20 minutes from Cardiff, Europe's youngest and
fastest growing capital city
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First class en-suite
accommodation, new modern café bars
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Outstanding sports and
recreational facilities
Excellent employment prospects -
our links with local and national employers make it no
surprise that our graduates outperform the UK and Wales
average for finding employment
A great range of courses to choose
from - more than 200 courses available in arts and
humanities, social sciences, design, engineering and
construction, science, computing and technology,
business and law, nursing and midwifery, accounting,
mathematics and electronics
Excellent IT and study facilities -
The first university in Wales to be awarded the
prestigious Investor in People standard - we develop our
staff so you can have the best education possible
An enviable research reputation
with 3 "excellent" graded centres
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University Of Glasgow:
The University of Glasgow, founded
in 1451, is the second oldest university in Scotland and
the fourth oldest in Britain. More than 15,000 full-time
students and 3,000 part-time students study in over 100
academic departments in the nine faculties. The mission
of the University is to be a major research-led
university operating in an international context with
the following fundamental aims:
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To provide education through
the development of learning in a research
environment.
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To undertake fundamental,
strategic and applied research.
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To sustain and add value to
Scottish culture, to the natural environment and to
the national economy. Offers lots of additional
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University Of Leeds:
The University of Leeds is
acclaimed world-wide for the quality of its teaching and
research. One of the largest universities in the UK,
Leeds is also the most popular among students applying
for undergraduate courses. An emphasis on innovative
research and investment in high-quality facilities and
first-rate infrastructure means that no fewer than 35
departments are rated internationally or nationally
'excellent'.
Its size and international
reputation enables the University to offer one of the
widest ranges of academic courses in the UK. During the
current academic year just under 28,000 students are
attached to 684 different first-degree programmes and
312 postgraduate degree programmes. A further 28,000 men
and women are enrolled on short courses with the
University.
Leeds is now among the top ten
universities for research in the UK and is
internationally acknowledged as a centre of excellence
in a wide range of academic and professional
disciplines. Its broad research and skills base and
superb facilities attract interest from major
multinationals and small local businesses alike. Many of
its research initiatives cross traditional subject
boundaries and Leeds currently promotes projects through
40 inter-disciplinary centres and seven research
schools.
As a result, the University
attracts more industrial funding than any other in the
UK. It also invests its own resources in helping
organisations turn university research into world-class
products and services.
From textile industries' invention
of the permanent wave for Wella in the 1930s to the
development, in the 1990s, of alarms using 'directional
sound' to guide people to emergency exits, the
University has always been at the forefront of
innovation. Offers lots of additional resource links for
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University Of Leicester:
The campus is in an excellent
location with easy access from the M1 and M69 motorways,
and the Midland Mainline railway station is close by.
Supermarkets, a cinema complex, local shops, bars and
restaurants are all within walking distance.
Set in an elevated position, the
campus overlooks Leicester city centre, which is about
one mile away. A number of our buildings offer panoramic
views of the city and surrounding area. Victoria Park,
once the city's racecourse, borders the campus, and is a
popular venue for sport and relaxation.
The University's buildings
represent over a century of architectural styles which
reflect our history and growth. Our first building, the
Fielding Johnson, dates from 1837 and is a fine example
of late Georgian architecture. Many of the more recent
buildings have won architectural awards for design
excellence. Most notable is the Engineering Building
which was designed by architects Gowan and Stirling in
1963 and is now a grade 2 listed building. Offers lots
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University Of London:
Founded by Royal Charter in 1836,
the University of London - Britain's largest University
- is a federation of Colleges and Institutes which
together provide an unparalleled choice of undergraduate
and postgraduate degree programmes (both full and
part-time), continuing professional development and
advanced research. Enquiries about courses and
applications for admission should be made direct to the
appropriate Colleges and Institutes.
University Of London - The Institute Of Education:
Founded in 1902, the Institute of
Education has an international reputation for high
quality research, teacher training, higher degrees,
consultancy in education and the related aspects of
professional practice and the social sciences. This
world class centre of excellence continues to build on
its strengths and move into new areas that will be
crucial to the success of knowledge-based societies in
the twenty-first century. Come and join in our centenary
events. Offers lots of additional resource links for
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University Of Oxford:
Oxford University is
internationally respected as a centre for teaching and
research. Its long history and elevated status are
reflected in the ancient and beautiful buildings that
dominate the city. Oxford does not depend on past
glories for its reputation, however. The quality of
those teaching and learning here today continues to
attract both established and aspiring scholars.
Oxford is proud of its ancient
origins and illustrious past, while actively preparing
for the challenges of the twenty-first century. It has
embarked upon an ambitious development programme to
enhance its international links and to enable it to
respond flexibly as new opportunities arise. The
generosity of Oxford's many alumni and friends has given
the University the confidence to plan boldly for the
future. Offers lots of additional resource links for
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University Of St Andrews:
St Andrews is Scotland's first
University and the third oldest in the UK. For almost
six centuries, we have proudly upheld the tradition of
academic excellence, attracting scholars of
international repute and students from all over the
world.
Today, we continue to offer the
latest in teaching and research, all within a superbly
picturesque mediaeval setting. Although St Andrews is
not a campus University, it has grown and developed with
the town and is now comfortably integrated.
Owing to the size of St Andrews,
students feel they belong here and enjoy the benefits of
studying at a highly residential University where
academic and social lives intermingle. Offers lots of
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University Of Teesside:
The University of Teesside is
committed to maintain and develop the academic character
which it established as a Polytechnic.
The University will increase access
for all who are able to participate in a broad range of
high quality educational and vocational programmes,
which develop potential and equip the participants for
stimulating careers, rewarding to themselves and
society.
In addition to its role as an
important centre for teaching, learning and research,
the University will provide a particular focus for the
development of the educational, cultural, social and
economic life of the community. Offers lots of
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University Of Wales Institute, Cardiff:
UWIC provides education and
training opportunities that are accessible, flexible and
are of the highest quality and has been independently
acclaimed for its high academic standards and for its
high level of student satisfaction. A measure of success
being that in 2001, UWIC was the first UK university
institution to be awarded the Government’s Charter Mark
for excellence for a successive third year.
UWIC joins a small select group
within the UK who, building on the principles embodied
within the Charter mark, have been re-examined by the
Commission, and deemed worthy of renewal of the coveted
award.
Specific points singled out for
praise, were our dedicated staff and the high level of
satisfaction expressed among our students.
As our whole philosophy at UWIC is
centred around the student experience in all aspects, we
have every intention of carrying forward the principles
embodied within the Charter Mark, and to continue to
build upon our success to date. Offers lots of
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University Of Wales Newport:
Our mission is to bring learning to
the heart of our communities, responding to their needs,
inspiring and enabling individuals from all backgrounds
to succeed through excellence in higher education.
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Uxbridge College:
Uxbridge College is the only
further education college in the London Borough of
Hillingdon www.hillingdon.gov.uk. Uxbridge College has
modern campuses at Uxbridge and Hayes. Both campuses are
easily accessible by rail, London Underground, bus or
car.
The custom-built Uxbridge College
Campus stands in quiet, tree-lined grounds.
Over the past three years the
college has invested heavily in making the Uxbridge
Campus user friendly and a comfortable place to learn.
Among the development is a new state-of-the-art teaching
block.
Central services giving information
and advice to students have been grouped near the
spacious reception area. Each teaching area has its own
identity and the college is well signposted, with full
disabled access.
There are grassy, tree shaded areas
at the front and back of the college, as well as an
attractive courtyard, where people can study quietly
during the summer or have a picnic lunch. Offers lots of
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Warwick University:
The University of Warwick is one of
Britain's leading universities, catering for over 15,000
undergraduate and postgraduate students from all over
the world and employing more than 3,500 staff across a
range of academic departments and services.
Research Led -- The University was
ranked 4th among the UK's 100 universities for quality
of research in the UK Funding Councils' 1996 Research
Assessment Exercise, with 90% of the University's
academic staff located in departments with top research
ratings of 4, 5 or 5*.
Teaching Quality -- 13 of the 15
University academic departments which have been subject
to the Teaching Quality Assessment process conducted by
the Higher Education Funding Council for England have
been rated 'excellent' or scored 21 or more points out
of 24 for the quality of their teaching.
With excellent conditions of
service, a pleasant rural situation and access to first
class recreational and sports facilities, staff are able
to pursue stimulating and worthwhile careers in one of
the best working environments in the West Midlands.
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