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Facebook. The UMIST alumni group on LinkedIn has over 6,500 members and has a sub-group for each of UMIST's academic departments.
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Manchester Technology Association, a name which was a relic of UMIST's past incarnation as 'The Tech'. The organisation's name was then updated to become the UMIST Association. It published a glossy magazine for UMIST graduates
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Victoria University of Manchester. This step was taken after minimal consultation with its membership. From that point on, there was no official association specifically for past
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Manchester University. In 1994 most of the remaining institutional ties with the Victoria University of Manchester were severed, as new legislation allowed UMIST to become a fully autonomous university with powers to award its
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was formulated in a shed located in the space that UMIST eventually came to cover – around 1991–92 students and others were asked to give their opinions and perhaps vote on a memorial to this invention – the winner was a huge wooden carving of a Vimto bottle surrounded by representations of fruit,
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Building, which was the home of the Students' Union (later known as the Students' Association), the main refectory and Harry's Bar. The main redbrick building contained a student self-service café, known as the Readers'
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in Poole Street, a move that had a serious effect on the recruitment and finances of the original institute. Subscriptions and memberships in 1830 and 1831 were an all-time low and only the gradual opening of the board up to election by the members rectified the situation. Detrosier's break away
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Faculty of Technology of the Victoria University of Manchester, an interesting situation because the University of Manchester also had its own science and engineering courses. Although academically part of the university, UMIST was financially and administratively
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Sports facilities included a gymnasium in the main building, the large assembly hall, the MUTECH playing fields and the Sugden Sports Centre (jointly owned by UMIST and the
Metropolitan University and opened in 1998). The director of sport administered the facilities, recreation classes and
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accused the university of mismanagement and called for a halt to recruitment. Critics use these statistics to support the claim that it was not a merger of equals, that it was effectively a takeover of UMIST by
Manchester University and that this was not in UMIST's best interests.
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restrict it to educational use. No plans have been announced for the sale of any former
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in 1888 were highly influential in defining the discipline. Similarly in the 1920s it pioneered academic training in management, with the formation of a Department of Industrial Administration funded by an endowment from
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at the Oxford Road site and sports facilities and social clubs organised by the students' unions. In fact, first year UMIST undergraduates were often placed into Manchester University halls of residence and vice versa.
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report based on interviews with those involved in several university mergers including UMIST's. Interviewees stressed the importance of a short timescale for mergers which "limited the time for opposition to gain
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for an extension which would approximately double the size of the original building. However, construction was delayed by the war and other factors, so that the extension was not fully completed until 1957.
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Congregation ceremonies were held at the University of Manchester on Oxford Road, but in 1991 the first congregation ceremony was held in the Great Hall at UMIST itself in the Sackville Street Building.
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in 2001, and was well placed in various league tables. UMIST has won four Queen's Prizes for Higher and Further Education, two Prince of Wales' Awards for Innovation and two
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inter-departmental competitions. The athletic union was responsible for administering the grant-aided clubs and inter-varsity teams.
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Building) was purpose-built between 1895 and 1902 by Spalding and Cross. Starting in 1927, plans were drawn up by the architects
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architects and were all built out of concrete. They included the George Begg Building (Mechanical Engineering), the
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on 7 April 1824, was attended by prominent members of the science and engineering community, including:
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the UMIST Main Building was renamed as the Sackville St. Building.
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of UMIST, and the Vice-Chancellor was a chemical engineer,
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1368:"University of Manchester to axe 400 staff"
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1200:University of Brighton Design Archives
404:, a Scottish engineer associated with
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1324:"University of Manchester Job Losses"
790:Manchester Institute of Biotechnology
474:In 1883 secretary of the institution
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1963:Maths and Social Sciences Building
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288:Victoria University of Manchester
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1595:University of Manchester Library
1502:Reynolds, John Henry (1842–1927)
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1366:Andalo, Debbie (20 March 2007).
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1698:Chemical and Analytical Science
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1874:Masood Entrepreneurship Centre
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1824:Academic Health Science Centre
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1955:Mathematics Tower, Manchester
1859:Lincoln Theological Institute
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720:Other notable alumni include
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2014:Computing Machine Laboratory
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1196:"UMIST, Principal's Archive"
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661:Research Assessment Exercise
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2519:Royal University of Ireland
2370:Manchester University Press
1894:Research Computing Services
1884:National Graphene Institute
1786:Biology, Medicine and Heath
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575:University Grants Committee
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1651:University of Manchester
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750:University of Manchester
686:, aeroplane pioneer Sir
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383:a machine tools inventor
292:University of Manchester
91:University of Manchester
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1968:Nancy Rothwell Building
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1683:Science and Engineering
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2024:Firs Botanical Grounds
1930:Barnes Wallis Building
1869:Centre for New Writing
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1988:Stephen Joseph Studio
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713:, and the physicist
707:Lewis Fry Richardson
688:Arthur Whitten Brown
513:chemical engineering
470:The Tech (1883–1917)
99:Administrative staff
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2585:St Martin's College
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2069:UMIST linear system
1983:Schuster Laboratory
1804:Biological Sciences
960:UMIST linear system
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1998:Whitworth Building
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