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Latest revision as of 13:34, 19 June 2007
Motto: "Pour l'éducation du tout" | |
Nationality | Cachette de Lions |
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Main Campus | La Rancour |
Secondary Campus(es) | Arlène |
Established | 1750 |
Dean | Laure-Anne D'Angitou |
Mascot | Leyon Lion |
Leyon University, or Université Léonnaise, is the largest university in Cachette de Lions, located in La Rancour. It is also the oldest university in the nation, opening in 1750, and is widely considered to be the best. Courses were originally all in French, but over time English took over as the dominant language on campus. Today, classes are taught in no fewer than 7 languages: English, French, Polish, German, Italian, Welsh and Pacitalian, though there are few that are not in the main two languages. There are currently around 40,000 students attending the University, with 750 professors, and around 800 other employees.
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