Durham University
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Durham University
Summary
Durham University is a collegiate university[1]. It has Wikipedia articles in 27 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2]
Key Facts
- Durham University was a member of N8 Research Partnership[3].
- Durham University was a member of Faith and Globalisation Network of Universities[4].
- Durham University was a member of Universities UK[5].
- Durham University was a member of Matariki Network of Universities[6].
- Durham University was a member of EFMD Quality Improvement System[7].
- Durham University was a member of European University Association[8].
- Durham University is located in Durham[9].
- Durham University is located in Stockton-on-Tees[10].
- Durham University is located in County Durham[11].
- Durham University is in the country of United Kingdom[12].
- Durham University's instance of is recorded as collegiate university[13].
- Durham University's instance of is recorded as public research university[14].
- Durham University's instance of is recorded as higher education institution[15].
- Durham University's instance of is recorded as educational organization[16].
- Durham University's founder is recorded as William Van Mildert[17].
- Durham University's founder is recorded as Charles Thorp[18].
- Durham Cathedral is named after Durham University[19].
- Durham University's headquarters location is recorded as Durham[20].
- The location of Durham University was Durham[21].
- Durham University's postal code is recorded as DH1 3HP[22].
- Durham University's child organization or unit is recorded as Institute for Particle Physics Phenomenology[23].
- Durham University's child organization or unit is recorded as Durham University Western Art Collection[24].
- Durham University's child organization or unit is recorded as Durham University Library and Collections[25].
- Durham University's child organization or unit is recorded as Durham University Archives and Special Collections[26].
- Durham University's Commons category is recorded as Durham University[27].
Body
Founding
Founders include William Van Mildert[17] and Charles Thorp[18]. 1832 marks the founding of Durham University[28].
Leadership
Durham University's chairperson is recorded as Thomas Allen[29].
Operations
Durham University's headquarters location is recorded as Durham[20]. Subsidiaries include Institute for Particle Physics Phenomenology[23], an academic institution[30], in United Kingdom[31], founded in 1999[32]; Durham University Western Art Collection[24]; Durham University Library and Collections[25], an academic library[33], in United Kingdom[34]; and Durham University Archives and Special Collections[26], an academic archive[35], in United Kingdom[36].
Why It Matters
Durham University has Wikipedia articles in 27 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[2] It is known by 34 alternative names across languages and contexts.[37]