University of Birmingham

Description:

Located in Birmingham, in the middle west of England, the origins of the University of Birmingham back to 1900. This is the first British Red Brick university, named after a part of the six secular British universities that were created in the industrial cities during the Victorian era.

From then until now, has consolidated its research and academic career, making great strides in the areas related to the business world: gene structure, medicine, space research and communications.

Among the major milestones of this institution include having been the first university to admit students of any religious denomination, to incorporate the first School of Medicine, in proposing the establishment of a Students’ Union and to provide sports activities for all students. He is a member of the Russell Group, an association of research-based universities, and was a founding member of University 21.
The location of the university, in the famous city of Birmingham, and only half an hour from London, make a good point from which to explore the UK. In total, the university has two campuses, well-connected to the urban core
Edgbaston campus is safe and has a pleasant environment where they mix the sculptures, Victorian-style buildings and more contemporary, with numerous services for both students and visitors. Her large green areas, full of grass, trees and walking areas contribute to an atmosphere of tranquility. The nearby Selly Oak campus is only two miles from Edgbaston and is characterized by its green areas (with an area of 80 acres) and his beloved country ambience.
In terms of international recognition, this university is the fifth in the UK for research excellence and seven of the research areas in which works have become highly valued by international studies. Excellent facilities for sports, an intense full calendar of social activities and reputation of their teachers make this school a good place to study.