Universiteit van Essex - Studie in Engeland, Verenigde Koninkryk
Stad : Colchester
Akroniem : EU
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Van die student opstande van die 60s tot ons hedendaagse baanbrekerswerk navorsing, Ons het nog nooit die status quo aanvaar of bang wees om uit te spreek nie. Ons dink altyd aan nuwe en beter maniere om dinge te doen. Ons skole en departement Sare leiers in wêreldklas-navorsing wat lewens verander.
Ons is 'n tuiste vir die talentvolle en die hardnekkige, die dapper en die vet, en diegene wat ongeduldig vir 'n verandering. Uitdagende konvensie is in ons DNA. Jy sal blootgestel word aan 'n wye verskeidenheid van verskillende perspektiewe en menings, soos dié in ons uitdagende DINK! lesingreeks, wat beteken dat ons nie altyd saamstem - maar dit is hoe 'n groot idees gebore.
Slegs deur jou aan te moedig om moeilike vrae te vra kan ons breek intellektuele grense. Op Essex brei ons die grense van kennis en pionier oplossings vir probleme van die globale kommer. Ons gee jou ware lisensie te vorm wat gaan aan rondom jou en neem intellektuele risiko's sodat asook leer "hoe", jy uit te daag 'hoekom'.
Op Essex moedig ons studente te streef om te wees iemand se gelyke, maar niemand se meerdere - om vol vertroue, maar nie arrogant wees, briljant, maar nederige. As jy wil meer van jou universiteitsopleiding as net 'n goeie graad, As jy wil verlig te wees en 'n verskil maak, Essex is die plek om te kom.
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Essex stel jou bekend aan mense van elke uithoek van die planeet – ons is die 21ste mees internasionale universiteit in die wêreld en 5 in die Verenigde Koninkryk (DIE 2016). Ons is 'n ware globale gemeenskap wat leef en beef, werke, en speel saam. Jy bestudeer 'n internasionaal relevant kurrikulum, word aangemoedig om in te woon en studeer in die buiteland vir 'n tydperk van jou kursus, word deel van ons diverse gemeenskap, en geleer deur akademici wie se navorsing het globale impak. Ons gee jou die beste kans om mee te ding in 'n globale ekonomie.
Die konsep van lidmaatskap vervat in ons Grondwet en is 'n hoeksteen van jou studente-ervaring. Soos geen ander gemeenskap wat jy deel van voorheen, jou tyd by Essex bied eindelose geleenthede om 'n verskil te maak aan jou eie akademiese en sosiale lewe, en om diegene rondom jou.
Tyd in die buiteland teen geen ekstra koste.
Indiensneembaarheid en loopbane ondersteuning, nie net terwyl jy hier is - maar vir die lewe
Jy is 'n lid vir die lewe, met al die gepaardgaande voordele en geleenthede.
oor 165 sportklubs en verenigings, een van die grootste klub student verhoudings in die Verenigde Koninkryk.
Unieke kampus omgewings met 'n verskeidenheid van gebeure en dienste.
Die Essex gemeenskap is vol geleenthede om nuwe mense te ontmoet, Probeer nuwe dinge en kry nuwe vaardighede. En dit kon nie makliker wees om in te sluit met die sosiale lewe op ons kampusse. Van karaoke in die US Bar te middagtee by Wivenhoe Huis (die tuiste van ons Rand Hotel Skool). Van neem in 'n toneelstuk by ons Lakeside of Clifftown teaters te uitsak 'n winskoop teen mark ons ​​boere se - met soveel aangaan is dit onmoontlik verveeld.
biologiese Wetenskappe, skool vir
Computer Science and Electronic Engineering, skool vir
Ekonomie, Departement van
Government, Departement van
Health and Human Sciences, skool vir
Geskiedenis, Departement van
Language and Linguistics, Departement van
wet, skool vir
Letterkunde, film, and Theatre Studies, Departement van
Wiskundige Wetenskappe, Departement van
Philosophy and Art History, skool vir:
sielkunde, Departement van
Sociology, Departement van
in Julie 1959, Essex County Council accepted a proposal from Alderman Leatherland that a university be established in the county. A University Promotion Committee was formed chaired by Lord Lieutenant of Essex, Sir John Ruggles-Brise, which submitted a formal application to the University Grants Committee requesting that a University of Essex should be established. Initial reports suggested that the Promotion Committee had recommended Hylands Park in Chelmsford as the site for the new University, however in May 1961, the foundation of the university was announced in the House of Commons with Wivenhoe as the preferred location and in December of the same year, Wivenhoe Park was acquired for the new university. in Julie 1962, Albert Sloman, Gilmour Professor of Spanish and Dean of the Faculty of Arts, Universiteit van Liverpool, was appointed as Vice-Chancellor and the Rt. sy. R. A. Butler, was invited to be Chancellor, with Anthony Rowland-Jones appointed as Registrar.
The first Professors were appointed in May 1963: Alan Gibson in Physics, Peter Townsend in Sociology, Donald Davie in Literature, Richard Lipsey in Economics, Ian Proudman in Mathematics, Jean Blondel in Government, and John Bradley in Chemistry. With its first staff appointed, a development plan for the university was published and a £1million Appeal Fund was launched. Within six months the Appeal Fund had exceeded its £1million target with The Queen Mother and Sir Winston Churchillamong contributors, while work began on clearing the site for building work. In Autumn 1963, red was chosen as the University colour and the first prospectus was prepared and work began on the first permanent buildings; the science block and boiler room next to Wivenhoe House. In Januarie 1964, Hardy Amies designed the university’s academic robes and temporary teaching huts had to be erected close to Wivenhoe House, while in March Sir John Ruggles-Brise was appointed the first Pro-Chancellor and Alderman Leatherland the first Treasurer of the University. Two months later the university’s Armorial Bearings were published, with the motto “Thought the harder, heart the keener”.
In Oktober 1964, the first 122 students arrived with 28 teaching staff in three schools: Comparative Studies, Physical Sciences and Social Studies. Departments of Chemistry, fisika, Government, Sociology, Letterkunde, Mathematics and Economics open along with the Language Centre (later the Department of Language and Linguistics) and the Computing Centre (later the Department of Computer Science and Electronic Engineering) with Denis Mesure elected as the first President of the Students’ Raad. Work started on the first residential tower, Rayleigh, in December with The Queen approving the grant of Charter to take effect from 11 Januarie 1965.
1965 brought 399 students enrolling for the start of the new academic year; the number of academic staff more than doubled to 61; and the first degrees, five MSc and five MA degrees were awarded. The Physics building opened and the first six floors of Rayleigh tower were ready for occupation, while work began on the Albert Sloman Library. The first female lecturer was appointed: Dorothy E. Smith in the Department of Sociology. In Desember, University Court met for the first time with around 500 lede. Six months later, work started on the Lecture Theatre Building, plus the ‘Topping out’ of Keynes tower.
In Oktober 1966, the Hexagon Restaurant and General Store opened, with the number of students reaching 750. Lord Butler was installed as Chancellor at a ceremony held in Colchester’s Moot Hall in 1967 and the first Honorary Degrees were presented, the University’s Mace was carried for the first time, while the first annual Degree Congregation saw 135 degrees conferred in July. At the start of the next academic year, the departments of Computer Science and Electronic Systems Engineering accepted their first students, the SSRC Data Bank (later renamed the UK Data Archive) was established and the Lecture Theatre Building and Library opened along with the first phase of the Social and Comparative Studies building, while work proceeded on Tawney and William Morris residential towers.
op 25 November 2004, Her Majesty the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh visited the university as part of its 40th anniversary celebrations (1964-2004). Some of the longest running members of staff were invited to meet them at the presentation including the University’s first student, John M. Dowden. Starting postgraduate research on fluid dynamics at the age of 23 in 1963, John later became a professor of mathematics and was the head of the University’s Mathematics Department from 2001–2005. He retired in September 2008.
The university is constantly expanding. The Network Centre building opened in May 2004 housing the Department of Electronic Systems Engineering and parts of the Department of Computer Science (who merged in 2007 to create Computer Science and Electronic Engineering). The University Quays, a student accommodation complex housing 770 studente, opened in September 2003. The Ivor Crewe Lecture Hall, met 'n 1,000 seat capacity, opened in 2006. In Southend the £26m Gateway Building opened in 2007, a former church been converted to the Clifftown Studios providing East 15 students with a theatre, studios and workshop spaces. University Square, 'n 560 bedroom development near to the Gateway building opened in September 2010. At Wivenhoe Park, the ‘Social Science Research Centre’ was completed in February 2007, housing the University’s Institute for Social and Economic Research and the UK Data Archive. A new building for the School of Health and Human Sciences was opened in 2008, as was the ‘Centre for Brain Science’ housing part of the Psychology department. in 2013, The Meadows, a new 540-bedroom student accommodation complex opened on the Colchester Campus, and The Forum, a new public and academic library and learning centre opened in Southend. in 2015 two major projects were completed on the Colchester campus: a new Student Centre and Library extension, and a new zero-carbon Business School building complete with trading floor with Bloomberg terminals.
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