☆ 英国牛津布鲁克斯大学（Oxford Brookes University）
2001年被授予英女王高等教育奖的牛津布鲁克斯大学(OBU),位于世界学术名城---牛津。这里学风浓郁、精英荟萃,历来为求学圣地。始建于1865年,以其授课和课程的不断创新和高质量而享有国际声誉。其在25年前倡导的模块教学学位课程现已陆续被新老大学所采用。大学以其雄厚的实力为骄傲，在科目教授上,侧重实际应用。现已发展成为英国最具特色的综合性大学;连续８年被《泰晤士报》评为最优秀的英国新大学。毕业生就业率全英第8名,20多门学科名列前茅。高质量的教学以及良好的国际声誉吸引了来自全英和世界各地的学生。学校共有八大学院、一个国际语言学习中心、一个暑期学校,分布在牛津市三个校区内。提供500多个学位、1500多门课程,几乎覆盖所有学术领域。
优秀的排名 在2003年我校连续8年被评为最好的新大学（泰唔士报优秀大学指南）。同年我校还获得年度大学权威奖项的最后提名。你可以看见英国ZF对我校教学质量和研究质量的评估结果。丰富灵活的选择 在牛津布鲁克斯大学有超过130个的本科课程和100个左右的研究生课程供你选择，肯定有一款适合你。而且，你可以选择喜欢的单元课，自己定制课程来满足你的兴趣和需求。
良好的工作前景 我校83%的毕业生在离校6个月内能找到大学毕业生水平的工作（泰唔士报优秀大学指南）。工作机会，来自行业的访问讲师和专家，优秀的职业中心帮助他们实现了这一点。
优越的地理位置，交通便利 牛津作为一个优秀的学术中心已经有超过800年的历史了。在你不学习的空闲时间，你将发现在这座漂亮的历史古城里有很多事可以做。每周7天，每天24小时都有长途汽车往返于牛津和伦敦及伦敦机场之间。往返票价最低仅7.5英镑，这使你可以很方便的到达这里。
一个国际的焦点 在我校19070名学生当中有20%来自于海外，所以你可以与来自世界各地的学生交朋友。从你开始申请的那一刻起到你毕业之后，我们的国际学生顾问将在一系列的问题上帮助你，包括移民、就业、旅行、货币、文化和个人事务等。
保证新生第一学年住在学校的宿舍里 你可以在众多住宿方式中进行选择，包括学校宿舍楼，合住大学生公寓或租住私人房屋。 来源：牛津布鲁克斯大学广州代表处（http://www.obuas.com/）
Useful Web pages at Oxford Brookes University
Oxford Brookes University
http://www.brookes.ac.uk/
Business School
http://www.brookes.ac.uk/business/
International Office
http://www.brookes.ac.uk/international/students.html
Scholarship Information
http://www.brookes.ac.uk/international/scholarships.html
Tuition fees&Cost of living
http://www.brookes.ac.uk/international/finance.html
International centre for English Language Studies
http://www.brookes.ac.uk/icels
Accommodation
http://www.brookes.ac.uk/student/services/accommodation/
International Studnet Pre-Arrival Guide
http://www.brookes.ac.uk/student/services/accommodation/
来源：牛津布鲁克斯大学官方录取资料
教学质量评估机构（QAA）： 教学质量评估机构从学科和机构的水准来评判高等教育机构的教学质量情况。评估涉及教学 的六大方面，包括课程设置、课程内容、对学生的支持力度、指导力度、学习资源等。其中的每 一方面都将评分，满分为4分。一个学位课程能得到的最高分数为24分。 在牛津布鲁克斯大学中被评为高分的学科包括：
商务管理 24 经济学 24 规划学 24 生物学 23 建筑学 23 环境科学 23 工艺美术 23 艺术史 23 心理学 23 房地产管理 23 神学 23 宗教学 23 法语，意大利语，西班牙语 23 酒店管理 22 数学 22
如果你所选择的科目没有被列在这儿，可能是还没有被评估，你可以到教学质量评估委员会网站www.qaa.ac.uk获取更多的参考信息。
研究评估调查（RAE）： 研究评估调查每隔四到五年由英格兰高等教育基金会主持。它对英国所有的大学和学院的学科 研究质量进行调查评估。评估小组利用某一标准对研究领域进行评分（1—5星）。每个科目以国 家和世界的优秀标准作为评分依据。 在牛津布鲁克斯大学里被评为高分的学科领域包括：
历史学 5星 英语 5 法语 5 建筑环境学 4 城乡规划 4 法律 4 人类学 4 社会学 4 德语 4
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统计数据
2002/2003 英国高等教育统计署 我校19，070名各个年龄层次的男女学生具有广泛的社会文化背景，他们被招收学习从预科到研究生 学历的课程。将近2000名学生来自于100多个国家(不包括欧盟国家)。 § 学生总数：19070 §男女比例： 男40.7% 女59.3% §学历层次： 预 科 2.1% 本科生 65.6% 研究生 29.9% 研究员 2.5%
§入学年龄： 21岁以下 37.4% 21-24岁 17.6% 25-29 岁 11.7% 30岁以上 33.4%
§学习模式： 全日制 52.6% 三明志式11.0% 业余 33.4% 远程教育3.0%
§学习领域： 艺术，人文，语言 6.08% 生物环境科学 6.43% 建筑环境 8.78% 商务与管理，旅游，接待与娱乐 16.93% 计算机，数学，统计学 6.28% 教育 19.71% 工程与科技 5.25% 健康和社会护理 13.08% 语言 4.81% 社会学，法律和政治 9.11% 其他课程* 3.54% *包括学分制课程，国际预科课程和短期课程
§ 生 源： 英国/欧盟 86.4% 远东 5.6% 澳大利亚，新西兰 0.6% 欧洲其余部分 1.8% 中/南美洲 1.0% 北美 1.2% 非洲 1.6% 中东 1.1% 印度 0.7%
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牛津布鲁克斯大学包括3个主要校区，所有这些校区到市中心的交通都很便利。
Headington校区
（离市中心2.4公里）由两个教学点组成。包括 Gipsy Lane教学点（最大的主要教学点）和Headington Hill教学点（学生会所在地）。两处教学点相互毗邻。
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HarcourtHill校区
（离市中心4.8公里，位于牛津市西面）是学习师范教育、人类发展、哲学、宗教、神学的学子家园.
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Wheatley校区
（位于离市中心11公里东南面）是学习商务、IT、数学的学子家园。每一个校区都有商店、酒吧、饭店和银行等设施。
[attach]31222[/attach] [attach]31223[/attach] 提示1: 在Headington校区还有一个医疗中心和一个牙医诊所 每个校区都有自己的图书馆，一天24小时都免费提供 电子邮件和因特网服务。 大学提供有一周7天制的优质公交服务，公交车穿梭于校园学生宿舍楼、市中心和火车站之间。还有许多学生骑自行车出行。查找旅行信息，包括公交车和列车时刻表的网址是www. brookes.ac.uk/findus 你如想更多的了解我们的图 书馆和IT资源信息，请登录www.brookes.ac.uk/services/library/ 和www. brookes.ac.uk/computerservices/
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体 育
体育中心位于主校区Headington校区， 在CheneyStudentVillage 附近。它包括65个健身房，人造峭壁、3个壁球场地、举重训练房和一个体育活动主厅（包括5个羽毛球场地和篮球、健身操、户内板球、武术的场地），另外HarcourtHill校园也有一个游泳池和其他体育设施。
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户外体育设施
体育中心有一个人造草皮铺成的泛光灯露天体育场，里面可以进行足球、美式橄榄球、篮球、长曲棍球、曲棍球和板球等体育项目。在Wheatley和 HarcourtHill校区 有高尔夫课程和高尔夫训练场所。
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优秀的体育项目
我们有六个优秀的体育项目：曲棍球、攀岩、榄球、篮球、划船和板球。我校优秀的板球选手可以角逐牛津布鲁克斯大学和牛津大学的共同发起的联合比赛。 来源:牛津布鲁克斯大学广州代表处(www.obuas.com)
45视 觉 艺 术
每年学校都会举办一些展览会。最近的展览会包括日本本土绘画展览，流浪艺术家作品展和封面设计原稿展览等。每年艺术专业最后一年的本科生和当代艺术与音乐的研究生都会举办两场展览会。
音 乐
在牛津布鲁克斯大学，古典音乐和流行音乐都同样受到欢迎。如果你喜爱唱歌或演奏乐器，那这里有许多的剧团都在等待着你的加入，其中包括交响乐团、合唱班、爵士乐队和音乐戏剧所。在学期期间将有学生演出一系列的午间音乐会。
戏 剧
牛津布鲁克斯大学戏剧社每年都定期演出受到高度赞扬的戏剧作品。演出场地包括一个舞蹈室和一个剧院，均位于HarcourtHill校区。
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住宿方式
大学住宿楼 寄宿（住在私人房主家里） 牛津布鲁克斯大学管理的住房 私人公寓 私人旅馆作为一个留学生，如果你在8月底以前已被正式接收为本校学生，我们将优先考虑你在第一学年大学住宿楼里的房间。在夏天开学之前，当你接受到我们向你提供的住房信息后，你会得到住宿表。你得到的信息包括交回你住房申请表的截止日期，你必须在截止期限内上交以保证得到住房优先权。如果你想了解有关住房的全部细节和综合信息，请登录学校的英文网站
大多数的学习房间都有网络接口，可以上网和收发电子邮件。上网费按周计算，你可以选择要申请多少周的上网服务.
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学住宿楼
每个住宿楼都有保安和管理员来帮你解决任何问题
Cheney Student Village Cheney Lane, Headington 650 个房间，自带卫生间。每五六个房间共用一个厨房 Clive Booth Hall John Garne Way, Headington 546个房间，自带卫生间。还有12个双卧室家庭单元房。 每五六个房间共用一个厨房 Cotuit Hall Pullens Lane, Headington 101 个学习单间 Crescent Hall Crescent Road, Temple Cowley 300个学习单间。每六七个单间共用一个厨房和浴室 Harcourt Hill Hall Harcourt Hill Campus 400个学习单间 Lady Spencer Churchill Hall Wheatley Campus 297个学习单间 Morrell Hall John Garne Way, Marston 550个学习单间，每五六个单间共用一个厨房和浴室 Paul Kent Hall James Wolfe Road, Headington 248个房间，大多数自带卫生间。每五个房间共用一 个厨房 Warneford Hall Roosevelt Drive, Headington 255个学习单间。每6个房间共用一个厨房和浴室宿舍楼名称 位置 每周大致费用 饮食供应 居住期限 Cheney Student Village 靠近Headington校区 80 英镑 自助 50 周 Clive Booth Hall 离Headington校区800米 86 英镑 自助 40 周 Cotuit Hall 离Headington校区365米 100英镑 提供饮食 40 周 Crescent Hall 离Headington校区3公里 64 英镑 自助 40 周
Harcourt Hill Hall Harcourt Hill校区 94英镑 *提供饮食 40 周 Lady Spencer Churchill Hall Wheatley 校区 94 英镑 *提供饮食 40 周 Morrell Hall 离Headington校区800米 71 英镑 自助 40 周 Paul Kent Hall 离Headington校区2.4公里 79 英镑 自助 40 周 Warneford Hall 离Headington校区365米 70英镑 自助 40 周 *在学期期间提供饮食
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国际学生
牛津布鲁克斯大学接收国际学生已经很多年了。我们珍惜国际学生对学术和文化方面的贡献。
国际学生来我校学习有两个主要原因：
我们享有盛名的教学名气 我们对学生杰出的支持和扶助服务学校的国际招生小组专门为学生提供信息服务和帮助,除此之外还有很多关于福利和学术的支持目的是让你在校生活更愉快、更充实。
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在牛津学习的学生大约为2万5千人，你会发现它是一个漂亮的城市，你总会有一些事情去做和一些地方去玩，你也不需要乘小汽车来考察这个精密的城市，这儿公交服务不错，到处是环行道路。
每年来自全球的数百万游客成群结队来参观这座城市，探究它的丰富遗产。这儿有中世纪的建筑、博物馆、艺术馆、剧院、音乐厅等。但牛津同时也是一个现代化的城市，有电影院、购物中心、酒馆、俱乐部、饭店和咖啡馆等。
牛津美丽的河畔风景，公园和开放的草地使你可以尽情的享受绿地，亲近自然。你不需要开车来浏览这座精妙的城市。这里有优秀的公交服务，自行车道随处可见。
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Oxford Brookes University history
The Early Days1865
Oxford School of Art is founded, as one room on the ground floor of the Taylor Institution, St Giles.
1870
School of Science is incorporated into the School of Art; offers a wide range of scientific and technical subjects, plus evening classes in the University Museum.
1871
School is forced to move into cramped basement in the Taylor Institution, to make way for what is now the Ruskin School of Art, founded by Oxford University's Slade Professor of Art John Ruskin.
1888
New chemistry laboratory is provided at Wesleyan School.
1891
School is taken over by City Council's Technical Instruction Committee and renamed Oxford City Technical School, incorporating the School of Art. A site is chosen for its permanent home, at the old Blue Coat School for Boys, St Ebbes.
1894
St Ebbes site is opened; used mainly for evening classes, but also used as a day school.
1899
School's rapid growth leads to the new site being declared inadequate by the Department of Science and Art. Expansion of the site is forbidden - but the School remains here for another 50 years!
[attach]31415[/attach] Pupils of Oxford City Technical School1928
John Brookes is appointed Vice-Principal of the Oxford City Technical School and Head of the School of Art; the two are scattered over 19 different sites.
John Henry Brookes
"Any history of this university's development in the first half of the twentieth century takes on something of a paean of praise for John Henry Brookes." Andrew Smtih MP, former Chair of Governors
1929
Training courses for architects are introduced within the School of Art.
1931
Visiting lecturers include Kenneth Clark, Noel Carrington and Clough Williams-Ellis.
1934
Technical School and School of Art are merged, to form the Schools of Technology, Art and Commerce. John Brookes is elected the first Principal.
1943
It is envisaged that the institution can be transformed into a City Technical College. Negotiati##被过滤## begin for suitable site.
1949
Classes in catering are started. Purchase of a 25-acre site on Headington Hill is completed.
1950
Despite Ministry of Education setting aside £250,000 for first phase of the new technical college's development, City Council rejects plans. Amidst public outcry, public campaign is launched by Kenneth Wheare, Oxford University's Gladstone Professor of Government, to create the new college at Headington Hill.
"...most local authorities make some curious decisi##被过滤## in their time, but we cannot recall one so astonishing as the City Council's flat rejection...of the proposed College. It seems almost impossible that such a thing could happen in Oxford, which should be in the forefront of educational matters..." Oxford Times leader, 22 September 1950
1952
Proposals for new technical college are approved by City Council. Name of institution is changed to College of Technology, Art and Commerce.
1953
John Brookes awarded OBE.
1954
Former student Lord Nuffield lays foundation stone of new college.
1956
John Brookes retires. Institution's name changed to College of Technology.
"He liked to refer to the move to Headington as setting foot in the Promised Land. And in 1956...John Brookes - the man who had done more than any other to steer the project forward since he came to Oxford to teach stonemas##被过滤## how to carve - felt confident enough about its future to hand over the reins." Don Chapman, Oxford Mail, 19 November 1990
1960
First student residence, Cotuit Hall, opened.
1963
Headington accommodation is completed, and opened by Duke of Edinburgh. Degree-level work develops rapidly; less advanced courses gradually transferred to the newly-instituted Oxford College of Further Education.
[attach]31417[/attach] The Duke of Edinburgh at the Headington opening
1967
Government announces firm proposals for the development of 29 polytechnics, including one in Oxford.
1970
College of Technology becomes Oxford Polytechnic.
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the front of the polytechnic
1974
Control of Polytechnic passes to Oxfordshire County Council.
1975
John Brookes dies.
1976
Lady Spencer-Churchill teacher training college amalgamates with Oxford Polytechnic, to become its Wheatley campus.
1988
Oxford Polytechnic becomes one of first polytechnics to achieve accredited status from the Council for National Academic Awards (CNAA).
Oxford School of Nursing incorporated into University, becoming School of Health Care Studies.
1989
Polytechnic becomes independent statutory corporation and ceases to be maintained by Oxfordshire County Council.
1991
Oxford Polytechnic becomes one of first polytechnics allowed to confer degrees on behalf of the CNAA. Government announces creation of universities from polytechnics.
1992
Dorset House School of Occupational Therapy becomes part of Oxford Polytechnic. The Polytechnic becomes a university under government legislation. It honours John Brookes' memory by choosing the name Oxford Brookes University.
[attach]31419[/attach] Unveiling the new name
1993
Oxford Brookes University's new signs officially unveiled by Chair of Governors, Andrew Smith MP and the Vice-Chancellor, Dr Clive Booth.
Princess of Wales visits the University as part of the celebrati##被过滤## to mark its new status. University acquires the 14-acre Headington Hill Hall site, former home of Robert Maxwell and Pergamon Press.
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The Princess of Wales with students
1994
University elects its first Chancellor, Helena Kennedy QC, and moves into Headington Hill Hall.
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Chancellor Baroness Helena Kennedy QC
Opening of Warneford Hall increases hall of residence places to over 2,000. The Oxford Institute of Legal Practice (OILP), a joint venture with Oxford University, received its first students.
1995
Sir Tim Rice opens new £1.3m state-of-the-art Centre for Sport and one of its members was former England rugby union international, Jonathan Webb. Brookes wins three Partnership Awards, the prestigious national prizes celebrating innovation in teaching and learning. Archbishop Desmond Tutu visits the University.
1996
Eight former Students¹ Union Presidents join Chancellor Helena Kennedy at the official opening of the new Student Centre named in her honour. Brookes judged top new university in the influential league table published by the national newspaper The Times. Brookes wins three Partnership Awards, the prestigious national prizes celebrating innovation in teaching and learning. School of Art, Publishing and Music moves in to newly refurbished building on Headington Hill Campus named Richard Hamilton Building in honour of founding father of Pop Art movement.
1997
Brookes judged top new university for the second year running by The Times. Professor Graham Upton appointed as new Vice-Chancellor. New research centre opened, providing a central resource for research students. Brookes awarded Lottery funding to develop a new football pitch at Wheatley Campus. HRH The Duke of Edinburgh visits Brookes to see undergraduates at work in the automotive engineering laboratory. New halls of residence opened, named in honour of former governor Dr Paul Kent and built on the site of former military barracks in Headington.
1999
Brookes judged top new university for the fourth year running by The Times. New Brookes award-winning restaurant, funded by a personal donation from hotelier and restaurateur David Levin, was opened by The Lord Lieutenant of Oxfordshire, Mr Hugo Brunner. The men's VIII rowing team were crowned British University Sports Association champi##被过滤## for the eighth successive year.
2000
The University hosts Venturefest, Oxford's education, innovation and business showcase. Brookes merges with Westminster College to create an Institute of Education. The Centre for Hospitality, Leisure, Sport & Tourism was officially launched one of 24 Government funded centres promoting high quality teaching Three Brookes rowers win Olympic gold medals, Rowley Douglas, Ben Hunt-Davis and Fred Scarlett who were awarded MBEs. Royal Literary Fund appoint one of its Fellows, Poet Mario Petrucci, to take up residence at Brookes as part of the Fellowship Scheme for Writers in Higher and Further Education.
2001
Brookes wins prestigious Queen's Anniversary Prize for MSc course in Development Practice a pioneering course run by the Centre for Deve
Oxford Brookes is based on three main campuses, all in easy travelling distance of the centre of Oxford.
Headington Campus is located in a pleasant residential area of Oxford one mile from the city centre. It c##被过滤##ists of Gipsy Lane site (the main teaching site) and Headington Hill site (where the Students’ Union is based). The two sites are adjacent to each other. The Milham Ford site (where the School of Health and Social Care is based) is close by, with halls of residence separating it from the other Headington sites.
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Headington Hill
GH - Gate House: Estates and Facilities Management HHH - Headington Hill Hall: Alumni Relati##被过滤##, Continuing Education, Development Office (Appeal), Law, Socrates and Student Exchanges, Vice-Chancellor's Office HHN - Pooled teaching rooms HK - Helena Kennedy Student Centre: Accommodation Office, Careers, Student Services, Students' Union HHRH - Richard Hamilton Building: Art, Publishing & Music
Gipsy LaneA - Abercrombie Building: Architecture, Computer Services BH - Birch House: Computer Suite C - Clerici Building: Blackwell Bookshop, Board Rooms, Conference Services, Enquiry Centre, Finance, Food Hall, Health Care (Community Group), Main Hall, Main Lecture Theatre, Psychology, Reception, Student Administrator D - Darcy Building: Building, Cartography, Civil Engineering, Engineering, Estate Management, Medical Centre, 24-hour Computer Suite G - Gibbs Building: Banking Facilities, Geography, Humanities, Languages, Social Sciences F - Fuller Building: Brookes Restaurant, Business, Hotel & Restaurant Management IC - ICELS Building: International Centre for English Language Studies L - Library (entrance via Clerici Building, 1st floor) LL - Lloyd Building: Planning, Tourism, Urban Design M - Media Centre: Creative Services, Graphic Workshop, Public Relati##被过滤##, Reprographics Unit S - Sinclair Building: Biological & Molecular Sciences, Examinati##被过滤##, Geology, Postgraduate Research Centre, Students' Union Shop T - Tonge Building/Ter House: Biotechnology, Engineering, Humanities Research Centre
Wheatley Campus is set in the beautiful Oxfordshire countryside seven miles south east of the city centre and is where business, IT and mathematics subjects are taught.
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A - Offices, residential rooms (RE, RF, RG) B - Audio Visual Services, Business Resource Centre C - Offices and Teaching rooms D - Offices, Residential rooms (RH, RJ) DHC - Dora Cohen Hall E - Business School Reception, Offices EL - Caretakers Lodge, Medical room, Teaching rooms F - Lecture theatre G - 24-hour Computer Suite, Computer Services H - Board Room, Offices, Tower Block HL - Library (entrance 1st floor) HLG - Teaching Rooms (entrance from quad) HR - Coffee Shop/Refectory HT - Residential Floors (RK to RT) J - Eights Bar, Students' Union Shop L - Enterprise Centre M - Halls Office, Offices, Residential rooms (RC and RD) N - Business, Postgraduate and Undergraduate Office, Research Centre O - Enterprise Fellows Building S - Sports Changing Rooms T - Computing and Mathematical Sciences
Harcourt Hill Campus is situated on Oxford’s western perimeter two and a half miles from the city centre. Education and theology are taught here in a landscaped setting overlooking the city.
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A - Research & C##被过滤##ultancy Centre B - Main Hall, Offices, Refectory, Theatre C - Offices and Teaching rooms D - Lodges, Offices, Reception, Student Services E - Science Building F - QTS Exam Centre, Offices and Teaching rooms G - IT Offices, IT Help Desk, Methodist Study Centre, 24-hour Computer Suite (lower ground floor) J - Students' Union K - Lower Gym, Dance Studio L - Library M - Creative Art, Maintenance N - Medical Centre, Offices, Seminar rooms R - Residential Blocks
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