Coalition of Modern Universities - Definition and Overview

Formed in 1997, the Coalition of Modern Universities is the working group of British universities incorporated since 1992 and university colleges. Many have long histories as colleges and subsequently polytechnics.

The group is chaired by Michael Driscoll.

Member institutions are:

• University of Abertay Dundee
• Anglia Polytechnic University
• University of Bolton
• University of Wales Institute, Cardiff
• University of Central England in Birmingham
• University of Central Lancashire
• Coventry University
• University of Derby
• University of East London
• University of Glamorgan
• Glasgow Caledonian University
• University of Gloucestershire
• University of Greenwich
• Kingston University
• Leeds Metropolitan University
• London Metropolitan University
• London South Bank University
• University of Luton
• Middlesex University
• Napier University
• University of Wales, Newport
• University of Paisley
• University of Plymouth
• Queen Margaret University College
• Robert Gordon University
• Roehampton University
• Sheffield Hallam University
• Staffordshire University
• University of Sunderland
• University of Teesside
• Thames Valley University
• University of Westminster
• University of Wolverhampton

See also

• Russell Group of Universities
• 1994 Group.