3.Travelling by car
4.Travelling by air
• By rail
• Most cross-country services to Birmingham arrive at New Street Station. Up to six trains an hour depart for the University on the cross-city line (ten minutes to University station, final destination Longbridge or Redditch). The centre of the main campus is a five-minute walk from University Station.
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29,085
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academic department
• Arts and Law (English, Drama and American & Canadian Studies; History and Cultures; Languages, Cultures, Art History and Music; Birmingham Law School; Philosophy, Theology and Religion) • Engineering and Physical Sciences (Chemistry; Chemical Engineering; Civil Engineering; Computer Science; Electronic, Electrical and Computer Engineering; Mathematics; Mechanical Engineering; Metallurgy and Materials; Physics and Astronomy) • Life and Environmental Sciences (Biosciences; Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences; Psychology; Sport and Exercise Sciences) • Medical and Dental Sciences (Cancer Sciences; Clinical and Experimental Medicine; Dentistry; Health and Population Sciences; Immunity and Infection) • Social Sciences (Birmingham Business School; Education; Government and Society; Social Policy) • Liberal Arts and Sciences (The new BA/ BSc in Liberal Arts and Sciences)
Chancellors
Name
The Rt. Hon. Joseph Chamberlain The Rt. Hon. Robert Ce Rt. Hon. Anthony Eden, Earl of Avon
Duration
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1.Travelling by public transport *By rail *By bus *By taxi 2.Travelling by bicycle
• Cycle parking facilities are provided in numerous locations across campus including a 40 space compound at the Munrow Sports Centre. The Munrow Sports Centre also provides free use of its shower and changing facilities.
• By taxi
• There are taxi ranks at New Street Station and throughout the city centre. The journey to the University takes about ten minutes.
• Cyclist facilities
1900-1914
1918-1944
1945-1973
Sir Peter Scott
1973-1983
Sir Alex Jarratt
1983-2002
Sir Dominic Cadbury
2002-2013
Birmingham has had six Chancellors since gaining its royal charter in 1900. Joseph Chamberlain was the first commoner in 240 years to hold the post of Chancellor of a British university, and the first such chancellor ever not to have been a member of the Established Church.
• By bus • Numbers 61, X62 and 63 travel to the University’s Edgbaston and Selly Oak campuses, while the 76, 98 and 99 serve the Medical School and Queen Elizabeth Hospital. The services all run frequently from the city centre. • Online bus timetables for 61, X62 and 63 are available on the National Express West Midlands website
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• Canal towpath
• The canal which runs next to the University of Birmingham is known as the Worcester and Birmingham Canal. You can download a map of the canal here • For further details on cycling on the canal towpaths visit our Bicycle Users Group website.
Birmingham Medical School (1825) Mason Science College (1875). Birmingham university(1900) It is a founding member of both the Russell Group of British research universities and the international grouping of research universities, Universitas 21.
• There is a travel information office outside New Street Station, where you can obtain bus timetables and departure point information. Maps can be found throughout the city centre indicating bus stop locations.
website

email
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school motto
Per Ardua Ad Alta (Latin)
The University of Birmingham (informally Birmingham University) is the original British red brick university located in the city of Birmingham, United Kingdom.
University of Birmingham
Let us have a basic look at the the University of Birmingham ……
year founded
1900
location
The University of Birmingha m
Birmingham United Kingdom
DEVELOPMENT
tuition fees
Fee band Band A (clinical)
Band B (laboratory) Band C Band D
undergradua Postgraduat te e research 29,085
16,565 13,855 12,565
Postgraduat e taught n/a
• Approaching from the north west or south east along the M6 • Leave at Junction 6 (signposted Birmingham Central) to join the A38(M) • At the end of the motorway, keep to the right, go over a flyover, then through some underpasses to join the A38 Bristol Road • The University is on your right, two and a half miles from the city centre • Approaching from the M42 north: • Leave at Junction 8 to join the M6 northbound and follow the instructions above • Approaching from the south west: • Leave the M5 at Junction 4 signposted Birmingham SW) to join the A38 • The University is approximately eight miles from the motorway • Approaching from the M40: • It is easier to turn south on the M42 and leave at Junction 1, heading north on the A38 Bristol Road • The University is approximately eight miles from the motorway