Bristol
Cardiff
Edinburgh
Exeter
Glasgow
Imperial (has multiple spread around)
King’s (has multiple spread around)
Leeds
Liverpool
LSE (has multiple spread around)
Manchester
Newcastle
Nottingham (is a bit far from centre)
Queen Mary London (multiple spread around)
Queen’s Belfast
Sheffield
Southampton
Ucl (multiple spread around)
York
Bristol
Cardiff
Edinburgh
Exeter
Glasgow
Imperial (has multiple spread around)
King’s (has multiple spread around)
Leeds
Liverpool
LSE (has multiple spread around)
Manchester
Newcastle
Nottingham (is a bit far from centre)
Queen Mary London (multiple spread around)
Queen’s Belfast
Sheffield
Southampton
Ucl (multiple spread around)
York
Thank you
A campus generally indicates all the university facilities, teaching and accommodation, are located together in a dedicated area. City-based universities (such as Bristol or Imperial) don't have a "campus" as such.
So Exeter is close to the city centre but it's a campus university.
Whereas Durham and Cambridge are city universities with buildings throughout their (small) cities.
Also don't limit yourself to RG universities. There's plenty of very good non-RG universities. Bath isn't RG, and has a campus close to the Bath city centre (although up a hill...).
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Bristol
Cardiff
Edinburgh
Exeter
Glasgow
Imperial (has multiple spread around)
King’s (has multiple spread around)
Leeds
Liverpool
LSE (has multiple spread around)
Manchester
Newcastle
Nottingham (is a bit far from centre)
Queen Mary London (multiple spread around)
Queen’s Belfast
Sheffield
Southampton
Ucl (multiple spread around)
York
Some of those are "campus" universities, not "city".
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City university
They’re campuses in, or very close to, a city. I assumed this was what the op meant by “city campuses”. I wasn’t aware of your new law that “campus” universities are by definition “not “city””.
The following are campuses, not within the City.
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University of Aberystwyth
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University of Saint Mark and Saint John
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Aston University
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University of Bath
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University of Birmingham
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Bishop Grosseteste, Lincoln
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Brunel University
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Cardiff University
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University of Central Lancashire
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University of Chester
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University of Coventry
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De Montfort University
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University of Derby
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University of Dundee
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University of East Anglia
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Edge Hill University
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Edinburgh Napier University (multi-campus)
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University of Essex
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University of Exeter
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University of Glamorgan
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University of Glasgow
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Glasgow Caledonian University
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Glyndwr University
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Heriot Watt University (Multi-campus)
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University of Hertfordshire
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University of Hull
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University of Keele
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University of Kent
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University of Lampeter - now part of the University of Wales Trinity St David (UWSTD)
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Lancaster University
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University of Leeds
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University of Lincoln
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Liverpool Hope University
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Liverpool John Moores University
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University of Liverpool
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Loughborough University
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University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne
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University of Nottingham (Multi-campus)
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Nottingham Trent (Multi-campus)
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Oxford Brookes University
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University Of Plymouth
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Queen Margaret University
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Queen Mary, University of London
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University of Reading (Multi-campus)
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Roehampton University
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Royal Holloway, University of London
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University of Southampton (Multi-campus)
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Staffordshire University
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University of Stirling
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University of Strathclyde
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University of Surrey
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University of Sussex
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University of Swansea
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University of Wales Institute, Cardiff (UWIC)
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University of Warwick
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University of the West of England, Bristol (UWE) (Multi-Campus)
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University of the West of Scotland (UWS) (Previously known as Paisley Uni)
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University of Winchester
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University of York
sorry for wording it badly but do you know which ones are city uni's?
do you know which ones are city uni's?
Any which are not what i listed.
Non-campus RG universities:
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Bristol
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Cambridge
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Cardiff
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Durham
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Edinburgh
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Glasgow
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Imperial
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KCL
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Liverpool
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LSE
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Manchester
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Newcastle
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Oxford
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QMUL
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Queen's University Belfast
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UCL
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