The University of Bolton
The
University of Bolton prides itself on being a groundbreaking and
distinctive higher education institution where academic rigour is
combined with vocational relevance, where ambition is matched by realism
and flair with practicality.
We can
promise you a warm welcome and a first class education from one of the
newest and most innovative universities in the United Kingdom.
We have an outstanding record in helping our students succeed, and a
reputation as one of the leading universities in the United Kingdom when it
comes to student support.
Our location means we are only half an hour from Liverpool's and
Manchester's
airports
and
big city facilities, but our size and our values ensure no
one feels anonymous.
Our teaching quality has been rated "excellent" in subjects including
biology, education, health studies, nursing, philosophy, psychology and
textiles, and our innovative research in metallurgy and materials,
English and philosophy is recognised as having international importance.
Our approach to enterprise is rapidly making us a first stop for
developing businesses and the local community.
International
Students
The University of
Bolton has a long and distinguished record of welcoming
students from all over the world,
providing a thriving and diverse environment for study and
success.
There are students of over
70 nationalities currently enrolled on a wide range of
courses that match the careers routes they wish to pursue,
and which lead to internationally recognised qualifications.
The Centre for International Relations was established in
2002 andwith the University of Bolton's award-winning Students
Centre, it
provides information, help and advice to
international students,
their partners and families, on everything from visas to
accommodation to finances to employment.

THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY
The International Society began at Bolton
more than a decade ago
with the aim of bringing Bolton's international students and
interested United Kingdom students together in a social and recreational
environment. The Society is run by a committee
of
students. It
maintains good links with local Rotary Clubs and
businesses and regularly organises trips to places of cultural
interest around the United Kingdom or to entertainment and social events.
The Society's annual trip to the illuminations in Blackpool is
one of the most popular events in the calendar.
The International Society is the biggest society at the
university with almost 300 current members; it is funded both
from within and by some donations from outside organisations
such as the local Rotary Clubs. Once a year the Society arranges
an International evening where students are encouraged to bring
along examples of their own cultures and food stuffs so that
fellow students and other guests attending the event can enjoy
the experience of something different.
"It has been the best experience of my life. When I have had
a problem, the lecturers were always there."
Miss Praxedes Landze (Cameroon MBA student) | |
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