Oxford Brookes University school profile

In this part of the UK, the University of Oxford, known as "Greater Oxford" by local people and scholars, and the "Little Oxford" of Oxford Brookes University, founded in 1865, are under the same sky** * Enjoying modern knowledge and civilization, and cultivating a group of outstanding talents for social sciences, "Little Oxford" began to be renamed Oxford Technical College in 1970; it officially became a university in 1992. The school has three campuses, located on Gipsy Road (1 mile from the city center), Witley (6 miles from the city center) and Heddington Hill Hall (1 mile from the city center). There is free public transportation between campuses. The university has an international reputation for the continued innovation and high quality of its teaching and courses. The modular degree courses it pioneered 25 years ago have now been adopted by new and old universities. The university is proud of its strong strength and focuses on practical applications in subject teaching. The QS World University Rankings have been stable among the top 500 universities in the world since 2011.

The Oxford School of Hospitality Management is headed by Donald Sloan, Vice Chairman of the British Hotel Management Education Council, and offers a number of hospitality management courses. Obtained full marks in the 2011 British Teaching Competition. The college works closely with industry to provide students with novel teaching models such as the latest case studies, industry internships and executive lectures. It is the hotel management school with the highest employment rate among British universities.

The school’s strongest majors are: hotel management, business administration, and applied accounting. The school’s unique and bold innovations in academic education have become highly praised by local British citizens and business scholars around the world. Very early on It has been rated as the number one business school in the UK by education scholars. The business school is certified by AMBA and is also the main examination school for ACCA Chartered Certified Accountant, the world's top accounting certificate.

The university offers courses from preparatory to undergraduate to postgraduate in the following areas: Architecture, Arts, Biology and Molecular Sciences, Business, Computer and Mathematical Sciences, Structural and Earth Sciences, Education, Engineering, Health Care, Hotel management, humanities, languages, law, music, planning, publishing and printing, real estate management, social sciences.

There are currently more than 15,000 students and nearly 2,000 visiting scholars from more than 100 countries.