The University of Southwark campus
seen from across Morceambe Bay.

The University of Southwark is a regional leader in learning and teaching, education for the professions, research and research training. University History From its proclamation as a nation in 1877, the people of the Kingdom of Humanity/Republic of Morac-Songhrati-Meads have thirsted for knowledge. For many years this thirst lead many of our brightest students to head overseas to study, mainly at British or Australian universities. Following the end of World War I there was a growing concern in the Kingdom of a serious brain drain as many scholars accepted lucrative positions overseas. To rectify this, in 1924 King Franklin I founded the University of Southwark and appointed Professor Andrew Fisher as the inaugural Vice-Chancellor. Under the supervision of Professor Fisher (pictured left), the University of Southwark grew from a small building offering a smattering of courses to a large building on Morceambe Bay offering a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate degrees. Professor Fisher served as Vice-Chancellor until 1939 when he was evacuated prior to the Japanese invasion of our archipelago. Like so many other Songhrato, Professor Fisher was a casualty of the war, dying in an air raid on Darwin, Australia in 1942. Following the war, Professor Kym Slattery was appointed Vice-Chancellor, one of the first instances of a female Vice-Chancellor in the world. Professor Slattery began rebuilding the University and expanded the curricula to include innovative new courses like Tropical Horticulture and Asian Studies. Until the University's temporary closure in 1971 following the illegal invasion of Morac-Songhrati-Meads, the University of Southwark was considered a first rate university through Asia and attracted overseas students and staff. Following the illegal invasions of our homeland, it was decided at a University Council meeting to continue to offer University of Southwark degrees through correspondence. For further information on: Undergraduate and Postgraduate courses available Tuition Fees Entry Requirements Student Services, please contact: The University of Southwark Admissions Office Doctors of the University of Southwark In order to officially recognise service to the University and to the Republic of Morac-Songhrati-Meads, the University of Southwark has established the degree of "Doctor of the University" (D.Univ). For further information on the Degree a roll of recipients, visit the D.Univ site. The University of Southwark Library (Incorporating the National Library) Documents relating to Songhrati history and culture that are deemed to be of interest to scholars will be placed in the Library. 1. The National Flags Archive Details the flags used throughout our long and illustrious history. 2. The Sailor King Review of the book "The Sailor King - The Life and Times of King James I" by Dr Richard James. 3. The Nanson-Baldwin Electoral System The official electoral system of Morac-Songhrati-Meads. 4. A Brief History of Cricket in Morac-Songhrati-Meads An extract from Wisden, the cricket bible. Please visit the following related links; Our Main Page The National Flag The National Faunal Symbol The National Floral Symbol La Lucha Continua - The Struggle Continues Images of our Nation Foreign Relations Geographical Facts and Figures The Royal Grenadiers The History page All the latest news from Morac-Songhrati-Meads The People, Culture and Government of Songhrati Songhrati sporting endeavours