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What does wmg mean?
WMG is a Warwick Manufacturing Group, translated into the School of Manufacturing Engineering, University of Warwick, UK.

Founded in 1980, the School of Manufacturing Engineering of the University of Warwick in the United Kingdom is the largest college under the University of Warwick and the world's leading manufacturing and management research and education group. There are 17 research groups in the college, which span five main research directions: design, materials, manufacturing, systems and business, and provide master's and doctoral courses closely integrated with business, so as to fully cultivate students' leadership and management ability.

It is a top research university among the top 100 in the world, a top comprehensive research university with a world-renowned reputation, and a member of Russell University Group and M5 University Alliance. Warwick University enjoys an excellent reputation in industry, commerce, politics and academics, and is famous for its strict enrollment standards and excellent teaching and research quality.

Warwick University:

The University of Warwick is a public research university, located at the junction of Warwickshire and Coventry, England. It is a member of Russell Group, Midlands Innovation Alliance, Flat Glass University, European University Association, association of commonwealth universities, Global University Advanced Research Alliance and Sino-British Engineering Education and Research Alliance. Warwick Business School enjoys a high reputation in the business world.

The proposal to build a new university in Warwickshire was put forward shortly after the end of World War II. 1960, under the leadership of Lord Rootes, the University Preparatory Committee was formally established. Members of the Committee (mostly from Coventry City Council and Warwickshire County Council) agreed on the topic of school site selection: 400 acres (about 1.6 square kilometers) will be set aside next to Djibert Mountain for the construction of a new university. 196 1 year, the British government officially approved the establishment of Warwick University.