Oxford Brookes is a Université of Oxford, in England. It is a university co-operator of Oxford University. Oxford Brookes is a university recognized in the United Kingdom and particularly appraisal of the students wanting to study the Business and the Finance.

Oxford Brookes has a population of approximately 19.000 students, and, like the majority of the polytechnic schools of England, became university of State in 1992. Nevertheless, the creation of the school goes back to good further: at the 19th century. It holds its name of John Henry Brookes, his director of 1928 with 1956, which was invested much in its development.

Oxford Brookes is particularly appraisal of the English and foreign students. Indeed, it off allows its students exchanges with other universities appraisals such as University pennsylvania or HongKong university, making it possible its students in Business to be made relations throughout the world for their future, often very promising, being given the fact that these nationals are snuffed enough employers.

The colors of Oxford Brookes are the dark blue (#282B78), the white, and the dark red (#A12B29).

Brookes has good reputation very and is one of the schools formerly known as polytechnic which functions best. The departments with dimensions are the history, the living languages, the economy and data processing. It is a university pionnière in the use of modular courses, thus allowing exotic combinations like " Business Statistics and Clinical Aromatherapy" , or " Ecology and Telecommunications".

It was named " Best New University" by The Times eight years of continuation.

Campuses

Oxford Brookes University has three principal campuses:

Headington Campus localized in a residential zone of Oxford, 1,5 km of the center town. It is composed of the site of Gipsy Lane, which is the principal site of course, and right at side the site Headington Hill, where one can find the Office of the pupils (Student Union).

Wheatley Campus is located in the countryside of Oxford, to 10 km in the south-east of the downtown area. The business, data processing and mathematics are taught there.

Harcourt Hill Campus is in the west of Oxford, to 4 km of the downtown area. One studies there inter alia teaching, theology and the communication.

Each one of these campuses offers a broad choice of sport and distractions for the students. Each campus has its own bar and its zones of restoration, as well as a library with a very broad choice of books, newspapers, DVDs and free accesses with computers.

Several lines of bus connect the three campuses, Brookes Bus

External bonds

• Oxford Brookes University website
• The Students' Union Website