Staffordshire University

Die Universität Staffordshire (englisch: Staffordshire University) ist eine Universität in der Grafschaft Staffordshire in England. Die beiden Haupt-Campusse sind Stoke-on-Trent und Stafford, zu denen mittlerweile die beiden Standorte Lichfield und Shrewsbury in der benachbarten Grafschaft Shropshire hinzugekommen sind.

Staffordshire University

Motto	Create the difference
Gründung	1971
Trägerschaft	staatlich
Ort	Stoke-on-Trent, Vereinigtes Königreich
Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive	Liz Barnes[1]
Studierende	15.200 (2006)
Mitarbeiter	1.375 (2006)
Website	www.staffs.ac.uk

Weblinks

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Offizielle Website

Fußnoten

http://www.staffs.ac.uk/staff/profiles/eb13.jsp

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