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Buckinghamshire New University - UK

The institution changed its name from "Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College" to its current name of "Buckinghamshire New University" ("Bucks") when its application for university status was approved in 2007 by the Privy Council. Proposed names such as "University of Wycombe", "University of High Wycombe", "High Wycombe University", "University of Buckinghamshire" and "Buckingham Chilterns University" were rejected. The chosen name was swiftly attacked by the University of Buckingham for… Show more The institution changed its name from "Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College" to its current name of "Buckinghamshire New University" ("Bucks") when its application for university status was approved in 2007 by the Privy Council. Proposed names such as "University of Wycombe", "University of High Wycombe", "High Wycombe University", "University of Buckinghamshire" and "Buckingham Chilterns University" were rejected. The chosen name was swiftly attacked by the University of Buckingham for using the county name.[2] However, critics have argued that the 'New' element of the university's name will look out of place in the long-term. Show less

Limkokwing University of Creative Technology - Malaysia

Limkokwing University of Creative Technology (referred to as LUCT, LKW or just Limkokwing) is a private international university with a presence across three continents: Africa, Europe and Asia. With its main campus in Malaysia, the university has over 30,000 students from more than 150 countries, studying in its 11 other campuses in Botswana, Cambodia, China, Indonesia, Lesotho, Swaziland and the United Kingdom.

The Abbey College

The site of The Abbey College was established as a seat of learning in 1874, lying on the lower slopes of the famous Malvern Hills in central England. Our LocationThe region contains some of England's loveliest countryside. The Abbey College itself is part of a government-recognised "area of outstanding natural beauty". MalvernThe town of Malvern, with a population of around 40,000, is renowned as a centre for high-quality private education, and is statistically… Show more The site of The Abbey College was established as a seat of learning in 1874, lying on the lower slopes of the famous Malvern Hills in central England. Our LocationThe region contains some of England's loveliest countryside. The Abbey College itself is part of a government-recognised "area of outstanding natural beauty". MalvernThe town of Malvern, with a population of around 40,000, is renowned as a centre for high-quality private education, and is statistically one of the safest towns in the whole of the U.K.Students with us focus on living and learning away from the dangers and distractions of many big cities.Our central location does however provide the opportunity to arrange supervised excursions to various cities around us on a regular basis. Older students are free to use convenient local transport in their free time. Show less

University of Gloucestershire

The University of Gloucestershire is a university primarily based in Gloucestershire, England, spread over four campuses, three in Cheltenham and one in Gloucester.[5] A campus in London was sold in April 2010.[6] The Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive Officer (until July 2011[7]) was Dr. Paul Hartley.[8] In 2009/2010 several formerly senior figures in the university resigned. The University Council appointed Mr. Stephen Marston as Vice-Chancellor.[9] In February 2012 Baroness Rennie Fritchie… Show more The University of Gloucestershire is a university primarily based in Gloucestershire, England, spread over four campuses, three in Cheltenham and one in Gloucester.[5] A campus in London was sold in April 2010.[6] The Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive Officer (until July 2011[7]) was Dr. Paul Hartley.[8] In 2009/2010 several formerly senior figures in the university resigned. The University Council appointed Mr. Stephen Marston as Vice-Chancellor.[9] In February 2012 Baroness Rennie Fritchie DBE was announced as the new Chancellor. Sir Henry Elwes was announced as the new Pro-Chancellor in addition to the Bishop of Gloucester Michael Perham, who is the University’s current Pro-Chancellor.[3] Show less

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