1. Кировское областное государственное профессиональное образовательное бюджетное учреждение «Вятский автомобильно-промышленный колледж»
British Universities
Работу выполнил: Студент 1 курса группы 111 (Технология машиностроения) дневного отделения Зверев Владислав Сергеевич Руководитель проекта: Банникова Яна Михайловна

2. Content Types of British Universities Ancient Universities
Red Brick Universities
New Universities
Open University
Faculties
Teaching Methods
Study
My opinion

3. There are four main types of British Universities
1. Ancient Universities
2. Red Brick Universities
3. New Universities
4. Open University

4. 1. Ancient Universities
Ancient universities in Great Britain were founded during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
University of Oxford - founded before 1167
University of Cambridge - 1209
University of St Andrews - 1413
University of Glasgow - 1451
University of Aberdeen - 1495
University of Edinburgh - 1583
University of Dublin - 1592

5. Oxford and Cambridge universities are continuously found in first and second place of the British league tables. Together they are known as Oxbridge and share a century old rivalry, which dates back to when Cambridge was founded by dissident Oxford scholars.

6. 2. Red Brick Universities
Red Brick Universities were usually built with red brick. They were founded in the industrial parts of the cities during the Victorian era ( ) and before the Second World War.
University of Birmingham
University of Bristol
University of Leeds
University of Liverpool
University of Manchester
University of Sheffield

8. 3. New Universities
Two types of universities are subsumed under the term "New Universities". First of all the academic institutions founded in the 1960s after the Robins Report. Besides recommending immediate expansion of universities, the Report also suggested elevating Colleges of Advanced Technology to university status.

9. New Universities University of Lancaster Loughborough University
Aston University
Brunel University
University of Bath
University of Bradford
University of Essex
Heriot-Watt University
University of Kent
University of Keele
University of Lancaster
Loughborough University
University of Salford
University of Stirling
University of Sussex
University of Warwick
New University of Ulster
University of York

12. 4. Open University
The Open University is Britain's single distance-learning institution. It was established in 1969.

13. The Open University Motto Learn and Live Type Public
Chancellor Baroness Lane-Fox of Soho
Location Milton Keynes (main campus) & regional centres, United Kingdom

14. Faculties Arts & Humanities Languages Business & Management Law
Computing & IT
Mathematics & Statistics
Design
Medical Sciences
Education, Childhood & Youth
Nursing & Healthcare Practice
Engineering
Psychology & Counselling
Environment & Development
Science
Social Sciences
Health & Social Care
Technology
Health & Wellbeing

15. Teaching methods
The OU uses a variety of methods for teaching, including written and audio materials, the Internet, disc-based software and television programmes on DVD. 

16. How will you study?
With The Open University, you can study at home or at work, on the move or on the beach – reading, watching and listening, doing activities and assignments, taking part in debates and discussions.

17. You get regular support from your tutor on both a one-to-one basis and as part of group tutorials, which can be face to face or online. You’ll be able to get together with other students online, through informal study groups and have access to our Student Support Team when you need them.

18. I will do my best to enter the Open University
If I should have a chance, I will enter The Open University, because it is a whole new, incredibly supportive level of distance learning. I will be able to choose when and where to study: at the seashore, at home, in the library or in the hospital. There is a wonderful chance to be in contact with a personal tutor and other students.

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