Used informally to refer to several different waves of new UK universities.
1SOUTH Africa is about to start building its first new universities since 1994.
2There are six new universities and in the next decade I expect fifty more.
3Over the past 15 years, two new universities opened and libraries and laboratories sprang up.
4The establishment of the new universities had been a legal consequence of that express wish.
5Billions are spent on building new universities and schools and equipping old ones with computers.
6The true significance of creating new universities lies elsewhere.
7Others strive to create brand- new universities from scratch.
8In addition to these the Catholics founded four or five new universities, though not important ones.
9No new universities for the foreseeable future.
10Four new universities opened their doors in Italy during the year 1540-1565.
11For nearly a decade, he has won over voters with free health clinics, subsidized groceries and new universities.
12Anne Byrne reports on its progress since then DCU is one of two new universities on the block.
13The Dominicans established themselves in connection with the new universities, and sought to control education and to defend orthodoxy.
14Saudi Arabia has spent billions on building new universities and schools and modernising old ones, hoping to hone graduates' job skills.
15So the university heads have been called "arrogant", while those heads themselves have called plans for new universities "reckless".
16He says the real opportunity for the UK is not building new universities in India, but helping Indian institutions with quality and access.
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