Join Ollie, a fourth year Business Management student, on a guided tour of our beautiful Edgbaston campus. Find out more about the Birmingham campus experience: www.birmingham.ac.uk/study/st...
I ain't gonna lie. I go to Cambridge and I think Uni Birmingham campus is absolutely GORGEOUS. It's like an American-style uni campus. Love it!. In Cambridge we don't have a proper campus. It's all scattered.
Great tour. So many new buildings since 1981. In my time the Muirhead Tower was the most avant-garde building of them all (you loved it or hated it, but you were never indifferent to it). Chancellor's Court + Old Joe and the Student Union building with its mermaid fountain are as always... But what about the Electrical Engineering building with the dish antenna on its roof, and the Poynting Physics building with its 19th Century style lecture theatre? I spent most of my university study time in these two buildings.
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Why am I watching this I already go to the uni
Why am I, I go to Aston 😂😂
I ain't gonna lie. I go to Cambridge and I think Uni Birmingham campus is absolutely GORGEOUS. It's like an American-style uni campus. Love it!. In Cambridge we don't have a proper campus. It's all scattered.
iN cAMbRIdgE wE DoNt hAvE a PropER cAmpUS, bro its Cambridge, like cmon man
Bro talking as if they don't have a campus😂😂
Thanks Ollie. Engaging tour
There was no mention of the Law School (which I'm proudly a student) and the Business School as well.
Very nice university I am your new subscriber from Afghanistan.
Very insightful tour, good job
I've already applied to take PhD program at this university. I hope to see you soon on September this year. 🙏🙏🙏
Nice video. Anyone interested in going there, I'd recommend it :) my 1 year Masters in 2012 was well spent.
Great tour. So many new buildings since 1981. In my time the Muirhead Tower was the most avant-garde building of them all (you loved it or hated it, but you were never indifferent to it). Chancellor's Court + Old Joe and the Student Union building with its mermaid fountain are as always...
But what about the Electrical Engineering building with the dish antenna on its roof, and the Poynting Physics building with its 19th Century style lecture theatre? I spent most of my university study time in these two buildings.
IMD the superstition was that if you walked under the clock tower _at all_ whilst an undergraduate you'd fail; no mention of chiming.
What has happened to the Old Library Building of the University? And the Tower on the side of the Library? I was there in 1980.
Where is Bschool campus?
I am coming to this university, I got an offer letter.
Eyy same
how is it