King's College, Durham

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King's College, Durham was a constituent college of the University of Durham that later became the foundation for Newcastle University in England.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf constituent college
former college
academicDiscipline engineering
humanities
medicine
science
social sciences
affiliation Church of England
campusType urban campus
continent Europe
country United Kingdom
educationalSystem British higher education system
followedBy independent Newcastle University
hadDegreeAwardingBody University of Durham
linked to: Durham University
hasMottoLanguage Latin
languageOfInstruction English
locatedIn England
Newcastle upon Tyne
locatedInHistoricCounty Northumberland
locatedInRegion North East England
locatedOnRiver River Tyne
namedAfter British monarch
operatedUnderCharterOf University of Durham
linked to: Durham University
partOf University of Durham
linked to: Durham University
predecessorOf Newcastle University
primaryRole research
teaching
sector higher education
successorOf King's College, Durham
typeOfInstitution public university college

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Edward Short educatedAt King's College, Durham
Peter Smithson educatedAt King's College, Durham
Edward Short, Baron Glenamara educatedAt King's College, Durham
Washington Duke donatedTo Trinity College in Durham
linked to: King's College, Durham
King's College, Durham University (Fine Art Department) partOf King's College, Durham University
linked to: King's College, Durham
Newcastle University successorOf King's College, Durham
subject linked to: King's College, Durham
Mo Mowlam educatedAt King's College, Durham