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The Lab is partnering with Amnesty International and the Digital Verification Corps (which also includes the University of Essex, University of Pretoria, University of Toronto, and Cambridge University to date).

The Guild of European Research Intensive Universities, announced on Wednesday, includes the University of Oslo, the University of Groningen in the Netherlands, and the University of Bologna in Italy.

Neighboring Prince George's County is building a regional hospital that will be run by a partnership that includes the University of Maryland.

The Manchester Veg People Co-op currently includes the University of Manchester, The Kindling Trust, Dig veg box scheme, Unicorn grocery, Eighth Day Café, Tom & Julia Rigby Farm, Dunham Massey Organics, Moss Brook Growers and Glebelands.

Edgbaston also includes the University of Birmingham, where students such as Jeevan Jones had been actively campaigning around campus and now fear the fallout for Labour will alienate young people, once so energised by the Corbyn promise.

The science of weather attribution now has a network of researchers and a group of institutions which shapes the studies (in addition to Oxford and Climate Central, it includes the University of Melbourne, America's National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and the Royal Netherlands Meteorological Institute).

This includes the universities of Edinburgh and Southampton.

Currently around six universities are involved with the project, including the University of East Anglia, Warwick and York.

Plenty of universities now offer scholarships each year for those fleeing conflict, including the University of East London, York and Warwick.

While most British universities have already filled their classes for the coming year, a number of schools, including the University of East London, Middlesex University and Regents College, have said they would offer places to students from London Metropolitan.

But where there are losers, there are also winners, with some universities – including the University of East Anglia, the University of Lincoln, and the University of Sussex – taking in more than 30% more full-time undergraduates in 2017 than in 2014.