What does UB mean?
UB means University of Birmingham
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Organizations, Education Schools etc. category.
What is the abbreviation for University of Birmingham?
University of Birmingham can be abbreviated as UB
Other shorthands for University of Birmingham are: UBir, UOB, UBI
Other shorthands for University of Birmingham are: UBir, UOB, UBI
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What does UB stand for? UB stands for "University of Birmingham". |
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How to abbreviate "University of Birmingham"? "University of Birmingham" can be abbreviated as UB. |
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What is the meaning of UB abbreviation? The meaning of UB abbreviation is "University of Birmingham". |
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What is UB abbreviation? One of the definitions of UB is "University of Birmingham". |
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What does UB mean? UB as abbreviation means "University of Birmingham". |
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What is shorthand of University of Birmingham? The most common shorthand of "University of Birmingham" is UB. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- UBHJ - University of Birmingham Historical Journal
- UBBC - University of Birmingham Boat Club
- UBAS - University of Birmingham Air Squadron
- UBAS - University of Birmingham Astronomical Society
- UBir - University of Birmingham
- UBMC - University of Birmingham Mountaineering Club
- UOB - University of Birmingham
- BUMMERS - Birmingham University Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering Rugby Squad (University of Birmingham, UK)
- TUB - The University of Birmingham
- UBI - University of Birmingham
- UBK - University of Birmingham Kayak
- UBUK - University of Birmingham United Kingdom
- UBCC - University of Birmingham Computer Centre
- USB - University Sport Birmingham
- CLUB - Centre for Leadership at the University of Birmingham
- CPS - Culture, Politics and Society Research Group (University of Birmingham, UK)
- ubcu - University of Birmingham Christian Union
- ubs - University of Birmingham Sport
- U.Birm. - University of Birmingham
- U.Birm.L. - University of Birmingham Library