The University of Pembleton

The University of Pembleton (formally The Chancellor, Masters and Scholars of the University of Pembleton) is a collegiate research university located in Pembleton, in the Commonwealth of Pem. 
The university is made up of three constituent colleges, Woleseat College, Watchtower College, and the Kerbal College of Arts, which themselves are themselves sub-divided into multiple distinct faculties. All the colleges are self-governing institutions within the university, each controlling its own membership and with its own internal structure and activities. 
The university is extremely well-regarded in many fields of study, in particular for its departments of Trans-Domain Physics and Archaeology.
== Colleges of the University of Pembleton ==
=== Watchtower College ===
The oldest college of the university, Watchtower College is known for its scholarship in the humanities, as well as its world-class Archaeological School. The college has strong ties with the Pemblish Guild of Archaeologists. 
=== Woleseat College ===
Named in honour of its initial sponsors, the burghers of Woleseat, the college is renowned for its contributions to natural philosophy including the fields of trans-domain physics and applied theology.
=== Kerbal College of Arts ===
Built on land generously donated by George Kerbal, 9th Earl Kerbal, this college specialises in the visual arts, including painting, sculpture and architecture.
=== Tangent College of Technology ===
The newest addition to the university, the Tangent College of Technology (TCT) is the university's college specialising in practical engineering skills, industrial design and manufacturing, logistics and business management. Built far to the east of the university's other colleges, TCT sits within the city's New Industrial District [is that the actual name?]. 
== Pembleton University Press ==
Pembleton University Press is a department of the University of Pembleton, and is governed by a group of 12 academics appointed by the Vice-Chancellor. It was established in 223 BGE to publish academic works produced at the university, in response to the then-poor quality of alternative printing shops in the city. 
The Press publishes a variety of academic reference books, most of which have never been read all the way through. However it also publishes a range of popular reference books such as the popular Book of the Guilds, which serves as a major source of income for the Press.Category:Organisations
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