King's College London and Cranfield University to merge into new global' institution
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King's College London and Cranfield University to merge into new global' institution
"Professor Shitij Kapur, vice chancellor and president of KCL, said: The merger would bring new educational possibilities for students, new discoveries from academics and a clear focus on working in partnership with industry and government to support national resilience. This is a deliberate step to bring some of the best of [the] UK to compete with the best in the world."
King's College London and Cranfield University have announced plans to merge by August 2027. The universities signed an agreement described as a first step toward building an extraordinarily powerful global institution. The London and Bedford universities aim to become a unified entity within the next 14 months. Cranfield, a postgraduate public research university focused on science, engineering, design, technology, and management, will integrate into King's College London. Leaders say the move will create a global university and help the UK compete internationally. The merger is expected to expand educational possibilities, increase academic discoveries, and strengthen partnerships with industry and government to support national resilience.
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