Wolverhampton
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A colourful building in Wolverhampton.
Wolverhampton is home to one university: the University of Wolverhampton (often referred to as Wolverhampton University). The university is home to over 23,000 students and is divided into eight academic schools and research centres. The university offers over 380 undergraduate and postgraduate courses.
Wolverhampton University is divided into several main campuses. City Campus is the main university site and is located in the centre of Wolverhampton city. The campus is split into a north and south campus and is home to eight administrative departments and schools and three student halls of residence. The campus also includes the MI Technology Centre, which is an open plan workspace equipped with 400 PCs, as well as prototyping equipment, two TV studios and software packages for 3D design. The Arena Theatre can also be found on City Campus and contains an auditorium with a capacity of 150, as well as studios and a seminar room. Burton Campus is home to the School of Health and Wellbeing and provides learning resources for staff, students and external members. The campus is located on Belvedere Road opposite Queens Hospital. Compton Park Campus is located in a parkland suburb of the city and contains a Learning Centre, cafeteria and halls of residence. Wolverhampton University also has two campuses outside of the city, one in Walsall and one in Telford. The Telford Campus is situated 18 miles from Wolverhampton and around 30 miles from Birmingham; the campus provides facilities for students studying subjects relating to engineering, business, computing and social work. The Walsall Campus is close to Walsall town centre and is home to a Student Village, which features an all-weather sports centre and resources for physiology, psychology and biomechanics students.
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