University of Bradford

Bradford University is a newly established English university, completed as a university in 1966. However, origins of the university date back to 1882 to the Bradford School of Textiles, the oldest school of textiles and wool in the world. Bradford University is located in Bradford, Yorkshire, in the northern center of England, just north of London. The university has a reputation for producing experts in knowledge and philosophy. It is considered one of the most traditional universities in Britain in its various disciplines. Bradford was once the capital of the textile industry in the world, its famous products reached all over the globe. Today, this world-class university also extends to a ll corners of the world with 10,000 students from more than 100 countries meeting together in one place to receive an excellence education. The university gained the royal privilege in 1966, making it one of the best British universities despite being just 44 years old. The faculty members of the school give lectures in laboratories and workshops supported by the latest research. The university is ranked ninth in the UK according to The Times 2008, and offers courses that help students succeed in both their academic and personal lives.