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About the University
- What is the federal University?
- What is the central University?
- Who is the Chancellor of the University of London?
- When was the University established?
- Is the University publicly or privately funded?
Q. What is the federal University?
A. The University is a federation of 18 self-governing Colleges.
Q. What is the central University?
A. The University has a number of acclaimed central academic Institutes and activities, often collectively referred to as the central University.
Q. Who is the Chancellor of the University of London?
A. Her Royal Highness, the Princess Royal, is Chancellor of the University. The Vice-Chancellor is Professor Geoffrey Crossick.
Q. When was the University established?
A. The University was established in 1836, making it one of the oldest universities in this country.
Q. Is the University publicly or privately funded?
A. The University is publicly funded with additional support from donors. The University is an 'exempt' charity.
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