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A world-class academic experience.
Welcome to the University of Essex – and a genuinely world-class learning experience. Ranked in the top ten for research, top twenty for student satisfaction and with students from over 135 countries, the facts speak for themselves.
Beyond that, we offer every one of our students a wholly supportive and enabling environment. Our teaching staff – who are themselves leaders in their fi elds – nurture individuality and ambition. It all helps to shape well-rounded, open-minded and confi dent individuals who succeed academically and professionally.
The University of Essex offers an outstanding environment – for learning and for life.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF BUCKINGHAM
Traditional values have their rewards
Top in National Student Survey six years running
Buckingham is unique. It is the only independent university in the UK with a Royal Charter, and probably the smallest with around 1000 students. Honours degrees are achieved in two intensive years of study. We keep class sizes small, with a student: academic staff ratio of 8:1 and the Oxbridge style tutorial groups are often personalised and always exhilarating.
Ranked 21st in theTimes Good University Guide;100% of our recent graduates have gone on to work or further study. Studying at Buckingham can offer real cost savings and the opportunity to begin work or further study one year ahead of those on three year courses.
Applications are now open for September 2012 either through UCAS or online application via our website:
www.buckingham.ac.uk
The University of Buckingham, Buckingham MK18 1EG E:
info@buckingham.ac.uk T: 01280 820313 20 FirstEleven Autumn 2011
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