University of Greater Manchester
The University of Greater Manchester (formerly the University of Bolton) is a local institution with international reach. The University traces its educational roots all the way back to 1824 when it opened as one of the first mechanics institutes.
Granted university status in 2005, Bolton now has a global student body of around 11,000 - including all campuses and affiliates. The University is based on a modern, compact, town-centre campus and its teaching quality has consistently won the highest ratings possible from the Government’s quality control agency.
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