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Which unis are campus and which are city?

Can someone tell me from this list which are campus and which are city please?
Aberdeen
Birmingham
Cardiff
Dundee
Edinburgh
Exeter
Imperial
Kent and Meadway
Kings
Leicester
Lincoln
Liverpool
Newcastle
Nottingham
Plymouth
Queen's Belfast
Southampton
St Andrews
St George's
UCL
UCLAN
Original post by aroundanaxis
Can someone tell me from this list which are campus and which are city please?
Aberdeen
Birmingham
Cardiff
Dundee
Edinburgh
Exeter
Imperial
Kent and Meadway
Kings
Leicester
Lincoln
Liverpool
Newcastle
Nottingham
Plymouth
Queen's Belfast
Southampton
St Andrews
St George's
UCL
UCLAN

uclan is a campus university but it's very close to the city centre.
List of campus unis https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/university/apply/list-of-campus-unis-in-the-uk The ones not on this list will be city ones :smile:
All London Uni's aren't really campus, most buildings will be close and nearby but they're in London, it's impossible to get the space in the city to have everything be together. I know some Kings' accommodation can be 35+ minutes away by train.
Original post by aroundanaxis
Can someone tell me from this list which are campus and which are city please?
Aberdeen
Birmingham
Cardiff
Dundee
Edinburgh
Exeter
Imperial
Kent and Meadway
Kings
Leicester
Lincoln
Liverpool
Newcastle
Nottingham
Plymouth
Queen's Belfast
Southampton
St Andrews
St George's
UCL
UCLAN

Hi @aroundanaxis

As I can see Lincoln on your list, I thought I would let you know that The University of Lincoln is a city centre campus-based University. All of the building are in the same area and situated in the city. Some universities may also be situated in the city however, they may not be a campus-based university - these are known as Metropolitan universities where the buildings are located across the city rather than all in one place. Other types of campuses include suburban and regional.

I have included a link below in-case you would like to learn more about our campus at Lincoln.
Our Campus

I hope this helps!
Many thanks
Mark

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