New College of the Humanities

Das New College of the Humanities ist eine 2010 von A. C. Grayling gegründete Privatuniversität in London. Die Gründung erfolgte durch Richard Dawkins und einige andere englische Professoren im Jahr 2010.

Für Studiengebühren in Höhe von 18.000 Pfund jährlich, werden den Studenten ähnlich dem Konzept der US-amerikanischen Liberal Arts Colleges mit geisteswissenschaftlicher Rundumbildung Einzeltutorien geboten.

Die Leitung des College wird Grayling vorerst selbst übernehmen. Professoren sind neben Dawkins und Grayling Simon Blackburn, Partha Dasgupta, Ronald Dworkin, Lawrence Krauss, Steve Jones, Christopher Ricks und Adrian Zuckerman. Hinzu kommen als Gastprofessoren Niall Ferguson, David Cannadine, Linda Colley, Steven Pinker und Peter Singer.

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Universitäten im Vereinigten Königreich

England

East Anglia

Anglia Ruskin • Cambridge • East Anglia • Norwich University of the Arts • University of Suffolk

London

University of London	Birkbeck • Central School of Speech and Drama • City • Courtauld Institute of Art • Goldsmiths • Institute of Cancer Research • Institute of Education • King’s College London • London Business School • London School of Economics and Political Science • London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine • Queen Mary • Royal Academy of Music • Royal Holloway • Royal Veterinary College • St George’s • School of Oriental and African Studies • University College London
Sonstige	BPP University • Brunel • East London • Greenwich • Imperial College London • Kingston University • University of Law • London Metropolitan University • London South Bank University • Middlesex • Royal College of Art • Royal College of Music • University of Roehampton • St Mary’s University • University of the Arts London • Westminster • University of West London

Midlands

Aston • Birmingham • Birmingham City • University College Birmingham • Newman • Bishop Grosseteste • Coventry • De Montfort • Derby • Harper Adams • Keele • Leicester • Lincoln • Loughborough • Northampton • Nottingham • Nottingham Trent • Staffordshire • Warwick • Wolverhampton • Worcester

Nordengland

Bolton • Bradford • Central Lancashire • Chester • Cumbria • Durham • Edge Hill • Huddersfield • Hull • University of Law • Lancaster • Leeds • Leeds Beckett • Leeds Trinity • Liverpool • Liverpool Hope • Liverpool John Moores • Manchester • Manchester Metropolitan • Newcastle • Northumbria • Salford • Sheffield • Sheffield Hallam • Sunderland • Teesside • York • York St John

Südengland

Arts Bournemouth • Bath • Bath Spa • Bedfordshire • Bournemouth • Brighton • Bristol • Buckingham • Buckinghamshire New • Canterbury Christ Church • Chichester • Cranfield • Creative Arts • Essex • Exeter • Falmouth • Gloucestershire • Hertfordshire • University of Law • Kent • Oxford • Oxford Brookes • Plymouth • St Mark & St John • Portsmouth • Reading • Southampton • Royal Agricultural • Solent • Surrey • Sussex • UWE • Winchester

Nordirland

Queen’s • Ulster

Schottland

Aberdeen • Abertay • Dundee • Edinburgh • Edinburgh Napier • Glasgow • Glasgow Caledonian • Heriot-Watt • Highlands and Islands • Queen Margaret • Robert Gordon • RCS • St Andrews • Stirling • Strathclyde • West of Scotland

Wales

Aberystwyth • Bangor • Cardiff • Cardiff Metropolitan University • Glyndŵr • South Wales • Swansea • Trinity Saint David

Überseegebiete

University of the West Indies • Bermuda College • Cayman Islands Law School • International College of the Cayman Islands • St. Matthew's University • University College of the Cayman Islands • University of Gibraltar • University of Science, Arts and Technology • American University of the Caribbean • Saint James School of Medicine

Fernstudium

Open University • University of London International Programmes

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