List of UK Universities By Date of Foundation - Plate Glass Universities

Plate Glass Universities

Universities founded during the 1960s are called this because of their architectural style. This was the era of the Robbins Report. The number of UK universities more than doubled from 20 to 43.

Name Date of foundation Motto Notes
University of Sussex 1961 Be still and know
Keele University 1962 Thanke God for All
University of East Anglia 1963 Do Different
University of York 1963 In limine sapientiae
Newcastle University 1963
University of Strathclyde 1964 The place of useful learning
Lancaster University 1964 Patet omnibus veritas
University of Kent 1965 Cui servire regnare est
University of Essex 1965 Thought the harder, heart the keener
University of Warwick 1965 Mens agitat molem
Loughborough University 1966 Veritate, Scientia, Labore
Aston University 1966 Forward
Brunel University 1966 Innovate or Die
University of Surrey 1966
University of Bath 1966 Generatim discite cultus
University of Bradford 1966 Make Knowledge Work
City University, London 1966 To serve mankind
Heriot-Watt University 1966 Originally established in 1821, though was not given a royal charter.
University of Salford 1967 Altiora Petamus
University of Dundee 1967 Magnificat anima mea dominum
University of Stirling 1967
Royal College of Art 1967
Cranfield University 1969 Post Nubes Lux

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