York University, founded in 1963, is a research-oriented public university located in York, England, and an important academic member of Russell University Group, World University Alliance, N8 University Alliance, White Rose University Alliance and Jiangsu-UK High-level University Alliance.
York University is a gold medal university with excellent teaching framework, and its research GPA ranks 10 in the official ranking of British universities. Among the three major rankings in China, York University has been in the forefront for a long time, ranking 18 in the 2022 Complete University Guide, 18 in the 2022 Guardian University Guide, and 19 in the 2022 Times and Sunday Times Excellent University Guide.
York University is one of the new flat glass universities in Britain. When 1963 was founded, only 230 students were enrolled. At that time, the university was composed of three buildings, mainly the King's Manor and the Heslington Hall (the former residence of Thomas irons, secretary of the Northern Committee and seal keeper). From 65438 to 0964, York University began to expand the Heslington campus, forming the main part of today's university.