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Title: Welcome to the University of Dundee


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Welcome to the University of Dundee
Juteopolis to Ideopolis Dundee City of Learning?
  • Deborah Peel

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Origins of the University
  • The University of Dundee's origins go back over a
    hundred years to 1881 when it was originally
    called University College, Dundee (UCD).
  • Mary Ann Baxter founded the College with the
    forward looking mission of "promoting the
    education of persons of both sexes and the study
    of science, literature and fine arts".
  • University College, Dundee was, for many years, a
    part of the University of St Andrews, becoming an
    independent university in its own right in 1967.

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4 Campuses
Main campus
Kirkaldy
Ninewells
Gardyne
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The Univer-city
  • Three mergers have doubled the university's size
    over the last ten years to today's complement of
    over 18,000 students and 3,000 staff.
  • Knowledge transfer - 12 spin out companies,
    including four in 2002 - 90 patents, and licenses
    bringing in 1m a year in royalties.
  • Dundee was made (12/02) Scotlands capital of
    life sciences when the Scottish Executive
    announced Dundee as the base for the new
    Intermediate Technology Institute for Biosciences
    which will bring 150 million over the next ten
    years

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Star architecture?
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Clear Mental Maps
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Town and Gown
  • The University is a protagonist in local
    governance and the promotion of the local and
    regional economy.
  • An acknowledgement that town and gown mutually
    benefit from partnership
  • growth and commercialisation of varsity
    activities
  • pursuit of clusters (biotechnology and medical),
  • attraction and retention of researchers,
    graduates and faculty
  • physical development of the varsity fabric
  • provision of street-level activities and
    partnership projects
  • promotion of city image and inward investment
  • interaction of commercial, leisure,
    entertainment, tourism, and
  • provision of cultural and community facilities.

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