It is a campus university located in York, England. It ranks among the top ten universities in Britain in most studies, second in the University Ranking of Daily Telegraph 200 1, and first in the official evaluation of its teaching quality. The college was also named the best university in 2003 by the Sunday Times. York University is a member of the British White Rose University Alliance. There are 30 departments in the school, with about 1 1000 students. The main campus is located in the suburb of York, next to Heslington, but there are also several historical buildings in the center of York for the university to use. At present, an average of 9 people apply for each admission quota. York University offers comprehensive undergraduate and postgraduate courses in liberal arts, science and social sciences.
Creation time: 1963
English name: University of York
Type of school: public
School address: Hurlington, York, UK Hurlington
Member of White Rose University Alliance 1994 Group.
School profile
York University was founded in 1963. York University is located in Yorkshire, England.
York University, UK
York University, UK [1]
University. In most studies, it ranks among the top ten universities in Britain. York University is one of the new glass flat universities in Britain. When 1963 was founded, only 200 students were enrolled. At that time, the university was composed of three buildings, and York University was nominally established in eight colleges, providing student accommodation and some academic units. The school has 30 departments with about 9,000 students, which was founded by the undergraduate department and graduate department.
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quality of teaching
Our teaching quality and scientific research achievements are excellent: among the 23 departments participating in the evaluation of teaching quality, 20 were rated as "excellent"; In the evaluation of scientific research quality, 18 scored 5 points or 5*. York University has created a supportive international learning environment for students. International students study in various disciplines, accounting for about 18% of the total number of students.
history
Holyoke University in Herrington is one of the new glass flat-panel universities in Britain. When 1963 was founded, only 200 students were enrolled. At that time, the university was composed of three buildings, mainly: King's Manor (formerly Thomas? Wentworth's residence, which used to be the headquarters of the Northern Committee), and Heslington Hall (which used to be the residence of Thomas Ains, secretary and seal keeper of the Northern Committee). A year later, it began to expand the Hurlington campus and formed the main part of today's university.
geographical position
York's historic buildings and old streets are world-famous. The city center is surrounded by medieval walls. Strolling along the winding streets, you will see cafes, pubs, clubs, restaurants, museums and shops with unique local flavor. Although York has a long history, it also has a strong international atmosphere and colorful nightlife.
York is almost halfway between London and Edinburgh. The transportation to other big cities such as Leeds, Manchester, Newcastle and Sheffield is very convenient. The city is also close to Yorkshire Valley National Park, less than an hour from the picturesque Yorkshire coastline.
It takes about two hours by train from York to London and two and a half hours to Edinburgh. The local expressway network also extends in all directions, and the main roads A 1, M 1 and M62 all pass through here. Heathrow Airport is 3.5 hours away from York, and Manchester Airport 1 month and a half. It is very convenient to fly to continental Europe by ferry from Hull or at nearby Leeds Braford Airport.
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university
York University is nominally established in eight colleges, providing student accommodation and some academic units. However, the college of the school is more like the hall of the house, but it is not particularly strong in centripetal force to the traditional college like Niu Jian. According to the date of establishment, the existing colleges of York University are as follows:
? Derwent, named after Devon River in Yorkshire.
? Langwith is named after an abandoned village in York called Langwith.
? Arquin, a famous York scholar in memory of Charles the Great.
? Wanbulu, in memory of the famous architect john vanbrugh.
? Goodrich, in memory of john goodricke, a Dutch astronomer who settled in York.
? Wentworth is a graduate school, named after Thomas Wentworth, a politician during the English Civil War.
? James, in memory of the First Vice-Chancellor of the University, Lord James of Andrey Rusol.
? Halifax College was founded in the academic year of 20012002, named after the first Earl of Halifax.
Except Halifax College, which is located on the edge near the village of Hurlington, all other colleges are located on the main campus. Eden Court Residential Area is part of derwent College, but students use Halifax equipment. There are also several off-campus dormitories: holgate Dormitory, Catherine Dormitory and Stables.
divide
The campus of York University is usually divided into different areas. In addition to the above eight colleges, there are eight branches, and the other branches are:
? Biology school district.
? The central hall is a hall where exams are held and achievements are displayed.
? The field of chemistry.
? The field of information science.
? The field of environmental research.
? Fairfax house, student dormitory.
? Hurlington Hall.
? King's Manor is a university independent building, located in the center of York, which contains the department of archaeology and some departments of history.
? Library area, by J.B. Morrell, Raymond Burton and Borthwick.
? Music section.
? School district of physics and electronics.
? Psychological school district.
? Gymnasium area.
Departments of universities are usually built in one of these areas. For example, the Department of Mathematics is in Goodrich College, the Department of Politics is in derwent College, and the Department of Economics is in Altun College. The departments of information science, biology and physics are not affiliated to specialized colleges, but have their own branches. These large departments usually lend their lecture halls to smaller departments for use.
course
Art theory
Master of arts in medieval studies
Diploma in medieval studies
Master of art history
Degree in Art History Studies (Master's Doctor of Philosophy)
biology
Comprehensive biology
Comprehensive Biology (Master of Science)
Mathematics, Medicine and Biology (Master of Science)
Biological photography and imaging
Biological Photography and Imaging (Master of Science)
Master of Mathematics in Living Environment
Master of Science in Industrial Biotechnology-Innovation and Enterprise
MRes in functional genomics
Master of ecology and engineering. Environmental management
Master of Computational Biology
Master of Science in Biological Science and Technology
Degree in Biological Studies (Doctor of Philosophy)
manage
M. Management research
Master of Science in Business Finance Management
master of management
Degree in Management Studies (Doctor of Philosophy)
chemical engineering
Chemical Engineering (Master of Science)
Master of English Teaching for Children
chemistry
Chemistry and Entrepreneurship (Master of Science)
Master, Diploma and Certificate in Liquid Crystal and Nanoscience
MRes in functional genomics
Master of engineering in clean chemistry technology
Master of Science in Chemistry (research direction)
Degree in Chemical Research (Doctor of Philosophy)
finance
Master of Science in Project Analysis, Finance and Investment
Graduate-Master of Finance and Econometrics
Graduate-Master of Finance
geography
Human geography (Master of Science)
Geographic Information Science (Master of Science)
Economy, Space and Society (Master of Science)
pedagogy
Master of arts in teaching research
Master of English Teaching for Children
Master of English teaching
Master of Science Education
Master of Language Learning and Education
Master of Arts in Education Equity
Master of Education Studies
Master of Educational Research Methods
Master of Citizenship and Global Education
Postgraduate diploma in applied education research
Master of Education (research direction)
Degree in Educational Research (Doctor of Philosophy)
Legal science
Master of International Human Rights Law
literature
Master of Arts in Renaissance and Early Modern Studies
Master of English Literature in the Middle Ages
Master of Arts in 18th Century Studies: Representation and Context, 1750- 1850.
Master of Women's Writing in Britain and North America 1740- 1820
Master of Arts in Writing and Performing Arts
Master of romantic literature. Sentimental literature, 1770- 1830
Master of Arts and Culture in the 19th Century
Master of Modern Literature and Cultural Literature
Master of arts in medieval studies
Diploma in medieval studies
Master of English Literature in the Middle Ages
Master of Arts in 18th Century Studies: The 18th Century in the World
Master of Arts in Renaissance, 1500- 1700
Empire, Resistance and Horses in Post-colonial Culture
Degree in English Studies (Master of Philosophy)
mathematics
Mathematics, Medicine and Biology (Master of Science)
Mathematical Medicine and Biological Scientific Computing (Master of Science)
Scientific Calculation of Industrial Mathematics (Master of Science)
Computational fluid dynamics scientific calculation
Scientific Computing (Master of Science)
Master of Science in Mathematics and Finance
The environment needs mathematicians.
Master of Science in Mathematics and Modern Application
Mathematics (Master of Science in Research)
Degree in Mathematical Studies (Doctor of Philosophy)
Medical science
Stem cell technology
Sports and exercise medicine
Economics and International Economics (Master of Science)
Economics and Development Economics (Master of Science)
Economics and economics. Financial Economics (Master of Science)
Economics (Master of Science)
Economic Development and Policy Analysis (Master of Science)
Behavioral Economics (Master of Science)
Master of applied economics
Master of Arts in PPE: Economics and Politics
Master of Arts in PPE: Economics and Philosophy
Health economics of health care professionals
Graduate-Master of Health Economics
Graduate-Master of Economics and Finance
Graduate-Master of Economics
Master of Economic and Social Policy Analysis
Graduate-Master of Economic History and Social History
musicology
Master of Music Technology Research
Master/Master of Music Technology
Master of Music and Literature
Master of community music
Master of Philosophy/Doctoral Dissertation
Master of Philosophy/Doctor Degree by Performance
Master of Philosophy/Doctor of Philosophy by Composition
Master of Music Technology Research
computer science
Master of software engineering course
Master of Science Natural Computing Course
Master of Science in Information Technology
Master of Computational Biology
Degree in Computer Science (Master of Science, Doctor of Philosophy)
Machinery and engineering
Manufacturing System (Master of Science)
Manufacturing Engineering and Management (Master of Science)
nurse
Advanced Nursing Practice (Master of Science)
Student life
Compared with London, Manchester, Oxford and Leeds, the cost of living in York is much lower. Therefore, students in York can enjoy a colorful lifestyle with less money.
The school has more than 180 clubs for you to choose from, so that you can learn new skills, try new things and make like-minded friends.
student union
The student union organizes various campus activities, such as comedy night, new band night and theme party. He is also responsible for everything except study or accommodation-what sports clubs and societies to join, what welfare advice to get, and what activities to participate in. Every important decision of the student union is made by students or reached under the influence of students.
Art and Media in York
York University has two student broadcasting services, York University Broadcasting and York Student Television, both established by 1967. This radio station is also the first legal private radio station in Britain, and the TV station is the oldest student TV station in Britain. In addition, the school sponsored two newspapers.
Students' drama activities are very active, and the drama club will stage several different types of plays every semester, some of which are created by students at school. Music activities on campus are also active, and there are many related societies and groups.
Competition between track and field federations and universities.
The comprehensive and convenient sports facilities on campus are another attraction of York University to students. The school has special time for students to organize their own sports activities, such as squash, tennis, badminton, table tennis, futsal and so on. In addition, there are various fitness classes, aerobic fitness classes and dance classes on campus.
Spiritual guidance
There are three full-time priests on campus to serve the whole Christian community. York mosque is near the school. There is an Islamic community and a Jewish community on campus. There are also two prayer rooms on campus.
Support for international students
York University has carried out immigration consulting services and orientation activities for international students, organized overseas students' associations, and set up international student representatives in the college welfare network to help students find short-term host families in other parts of the UK. Ambassador York plans to allow students to get in touch with former alumni and students in their own countries. The school also provides English language support.
Admission requirements
The entrance requirements of different disciplines are different. Applicants for postgraduate courses must have at least a second-class honorary degree; Applicants for research degree programs must have at least a second-class degree.
Undergraduate applicants need to pass the Advanced Level Examination of Middle School, and the requirements are as follows *:
AAA English literature
AAB-Computer Science/Philosophy, Political Economy
Aab psychology
Abb biochemistry/electronics/management/politics/economy
Abc biology/music
Bb B- language and linguistics
BBC- Chemistry/Environment, Economy and Ecology
Bcc-social policy
CCC- Teaching Research
(* Only applicable to certain disciplines)
To understand the entrance requirements of specific courses and the scores of international high school graduation exams, please refer to the enrollment brochures of undergraduate and graduate courses.
International students who don't meet the requirements of university entrance need to attend preparatory courses first. York International Study Program offered by York College is a one-year full-time intensive course, which has been recognized by York University.
The English Teaching Center of York University offers a wide range of English courses before the semester, including six months and eight weeks of English language preparation and free English language courses during the semester.
Students whose mother tongue is not English usually need to prove their English language scores before they can be admitted to the school. York University generally requires applicants to pass the IELTS test with a score of not less than 6.0; Or the TOEFL written test score is not less than 550, or the computer test is not less than 2 13. However, please note that in some cases, schools may have higher requirements for English scores.
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scholarship
York University awards a large number of scholarships to overseas students (undergraduate and graduate students) with excellent academic performance every year. Scholarships adopt a competitive mechanism, and the winners are determined according to the students' learning ability and economic needs. The annual scholarship is equivalent to one third or one sixth of the tuition fee. According to the students' progress, they may even get scholarships during the whole study period. The deadline for scholarship application is May each year 1. There are many other sources of funding for international students.