Manchester City University?
Bolton University?
Royal Northern Conservatory of Music?
University of salford, near salford.
Manchester City University
City University of Manchester is the second largest university in Britain, located in Manchester, northwest England, and the oldest industrial city in the world. The second largest international airport in Britain is located here, and it is also the intersection of domestic railways and highways. It only takes two and a half hours to drive to London and one hour to Manchester and Liverpool. Manchester has now become a multicultural metropolis, where 32,000 China people have settled.
2. Bolton University (also known as Bolton University)
Close to Manchester and St. hellens. The educational history of the college can be traced back to the beginning of19th century, with more than 800 faculty members and more than 7000 students. The college consists of three colleges: College of Arts, Science and Education, Bolton Business School and Bolton Technical College. Its courses cover a wide range, involving art, education, business, science and technology and other fields, among which business and computer networks are more prominent.
3. Royal Northern Conservatory of Music
It is one of the most important conservatories in Europe, offering undergraduate and postgraduate courses such as music department, composition and contemporary music department, keyboard music department, string department, vocal music, opera and chord department. In addition to teaching, the college is also responsible for organizing a large number of activities including music, dance, television and drama works. These activities, as well as the annual student performance of the college 100, create a unique atmosphere for participating in public activities in all conservatories in Britain.
4. university of salford
University of salford, England, has always been recognized as a leader among the established universities in Britain. Its predecessor was Royal Institute of Technology, which was founded in 1896. 1967 was formally established as a comprehensive university licensed by the royal family. Queen Elizabeth's husband, the Duke of Edinburgh, served as honorary president of the school for 25 years.