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2024-11-15
更新时间：2024-01-24 02:58:18作者：欧曼老师
布拉德福德大学于1966年正式成为一所大学，但其起源可以追溯到1832年西约克郡工业镇力学研究所的成立。
来自大约150个国家的学生在这所大学学习，大约三分之一的本科生是成熟的学生
布拉德福德大学是英国第一所开设现代商学院的高等教育机构，也是伦敦以外第一所提供兼职学位的大学
1973年，它也是第一所开设和平研究系的英国大学，布拉德福德现在拥有世界上最大的冲突解决与和平研究高等教育中心
该校首任校长、前英国首相哈罗德·威尔逊在谈到这所大学时说：“你可以相信，你的大学在未来会像过去一样充满活力地发展——教育那些接受与我们不断变化的社会需求相关的教育和培训的男男女女。”
时至今日，布拉德福德大学的目标是开发反映现代世界要求的课程和课程。它在世界各国都有合作机构，包括菲律宾、印度、坦桑尼亚和香港
该大学正在进行一项耗资8400万英镑的重建计划，其中将包括一个新的学生专用区，即学生中心，以学习空间、酒吧和其他社交区域为特色
前布拉德福德学生包括移动电信企业家莫·易卜拉欣；诗人约翰·赫格利；以及前英国政府大臣安·泰勒
The University of Bradford officially became a university in 1966, but can trace its origins back to the establishment of the industrial West Yorkshire town’s Mechanics Institute in 1832.
Students from some 150 countries study at the university, and about a third of its undergraduates are mature students.
The University of Bradford was the first higher education institution in the UK to open a modern business school and the first outside London to offer part-time degrees.
It was also the first British university to open a Department of Peace Studies, in 1973, and Bradford now boasts the largest higher education centre for the study of conflict resolution and peace in the world.
The institution’s first chancellor Harold WIlson, a former UK prime minister, said of the university: "You can be confident of your university developing in the future with the same dynamism as has been shown in the past – educating men and women who receive education and training relevant to the needs of our changing society."
To this day, the University of Bradford aims to develop courses and curricula that reflect the requirements of the modern world. It has partner institutions in countries across the world, including the Philippines, India, Tanzania and Hong Kong.
The university is undergoing an £84 million redevelopment programme, which will include a new dedicated student area to be known as Student Central, featuring study spaces, bars and other social areas.
Former Bradford students include mobile telecommunications entrepreneur Mo Ibrahim; poet John Hegley; and former UK government minister Ann Taylor.
