Best looking university in the world?

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nulli tertius

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What about this:

Harlaxton College, the UK campus of the University of Evansville

Reply 401

Sir_Vile_Minds

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I think I might transfer to Copenhagen for my 3rd year :love:

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nulli tertius

21

Or this

Nottingham Trent University

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nulli tertius

21

Or the Buxton campus of the University of Derby

Or Lincoln

The University of Liverpool looks quite ivy league esque here....

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reviresco

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At night with a bit of effects lighting Warwick could have a Blade Runner esque chic. Maybe thats not what your looking for.

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Butane

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OhNO!

Pah! This thread isn't complete without..

the toast rack!

Does that by any chance have a fairly posh (private I think?) secondary school nearby? I have a cousin that goes there (to the school), and I'm sure I remember them mentioning this building when I last spoke to them.

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OhNO!

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Butane

Does that by any chance have a fairly posh (private I think?) secondary school nearby? I have a cousin that goes there (to the school), and I'm sure I remember them mentioning this building when I last spoke to them.

Yeah, MGS (boys' school) and MHSG (girls') are both in Fallowfield as is Hollings Campus, where the toast rack is.

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Butane

10

OhNO!

Yeah, MGS (boys' school) and MHSG (girls') are both in Fallowfield as is Hollings Campus, where the toast rack is.

Ah thanks, he goes to the boys' one.

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tillytots

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Durham without a doubt.

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polka_dott

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Cambridge

/bias (it is my hometown :awesome:

)

Seriously though Durham looks beautiful and Trinity college Dublin is beautiful!

aber

Glad someone's revived this beauty of a thread. :top:

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jakemittle

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Portsmouth..hells yeah

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Xhotas

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Bond University, Australia.

Such a beautiful place.

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RamocitoMorales

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Original post by nk9230

Too, most American Universities are younger than ones in the UK, as the UK is an older country. Therefore, the Universities there tend to have more "character" as a campuses.

If only that were the case. Unfortunately, it isn't. The golden age of university growth in the UK was in the 1960s. Most US universities date back to the 19th century.