Staffordshire University

Die Universität Staffordshire (englisch: Staffordshire University) ist eine Universität in der Grafschaft Staffordshire in England. Die beiden Haupt-Campusse sind Stoke-on-Trent und Stafford, zu denen mittlerweile die beiden Standorte Lichfield und Shrewsbury in der benachbarten Grafschaft Shropshire hinzugekommen sind.

Straßenansicht der Universität in Stoke-on-Trent

Staffordshire University

Motto	Create the difference
Gründung	1971
Trägerschaft	staatlich
Ort	Stoke-on-Trent, Vereinigtes Königreich
Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive	Liz Barnes[1]
Studierende	15.200 (2006)
Mitarbeiter	1.375 (2006)
Website	www.staffs.ac.uk

Weblinks

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Offizielle Website

Fußnoten

http://www.staffs.ac.uk/staff/profiles/eb13.jsp

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