What are the characteristics of oxford brookes university?

Oxford brookes university's predecessor was 1865 Oxford College of Art, and oxford brookes university has a long history. Founded in 1865, formerly Oxford University of Technology. Since 1992 became a comprehensive university, it has developed into the most distinctive comprehensive university in Britain. oxford brookes university is also a modern university in Britain, with 24 disciplines, and it has been rated as excellent in teaching. Oxford brookes university has a good reputation and employability, but also provides excellent teaching and learning experience.

There are 65,438+08,727 preparatory, undergraduate and graduate students in oxford brookes university. Among them, there are international students from more than 50 countries around the world, including the European Union. There are about 300 students in China. Courses cover a wide range, from traditional disciplines such as mathematics, psychology, law and biology to more professional disciplines such as automobile engineering, architecture, international hotel management and sports coaching.

In the past 25 years, oxford brookes university has gained a high reputation and an excellent teaching system. The research scope of oxford brookes university has been continuously expanded, and its distance undergraduate education, graduate students and professional courses have been continuously developed. Nearly 65,438+00% of students are currently studying through distance learning in whole or in part. The online support MBA in oxford brookes university has attracted students from more than 65,438+07 countries.

With strong teaching strength as the guarantee, the school pays attention to practical application in teaching, so that students can achieve higher learning efficiency. The university curriculum is comprehensive, ranging from undergraduate courses to postgraduate courses, covering various fields, including: architecture, engineering, business, computer and mathematical sciences, education, humanities, language, law, planning, structural and earth sciences, medical care, biological and molecular studies, hotel management, real estate management, publishing and printing, social science music, art and so on.