Following the remodelling and centralisation of the University campus in 2007, a new £2.5 million Social Learning Zone for student study and Students' Union bar was built. The building also houses the university library, student services and coffee shop. Eagle Tower The five-storey building houses subject areas such as Art & Design, Photography, Graphics, Media Studies, Special & Visual Effects and Psychology as well as academic offices. Bolton One The Bolton One facility is a £31 million, three-way partnership with Bolton Council and NHS Bolton situated on the university's campus. The university contributed around £7 million to the development. The purpose-built centre houses new health, science and sports teaching and research facilities – as well as a sports complex. Halls of residence The University has approved and recommends Orlando Village halls of residence, which is owned by McComb Bolton Limited. Other accommodation is provided by private landlords. The "Cube" on Bradshawgate was one such building; it was seriously damaged by fire in November 2019. Eyewitnesses say the cladding on the building encouraged the spread of the fire. Manchester metro-mayor, Andy Burnham said, “It does have a type of cladding which does cause concern. There will be many people living in buildings with this cladding today who will be very worried.” University Collegiate School UTC Bolton, a university technical college sponsored by the University of Bolton was established at the university campus in September 2015. In November 2015, the UTC was officially opened by Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex and named the 'Stoller Building' after the philanthropist Sir Norman Stoller. In September 2020 the school was renamed University Collegiate School. It is now a full secondary school sponsored by the university. Growth and future plans The university has also announced plans for a new £10m facility for Science and Engineering, which will house its Centre for Advanced Performance Engineering. Construction was set to begin following the completion of the UTC building in September 2015. There was also to be a renovation and expansion of the current campus through to 2017. In 2015, the university and Bolton Council announced plans for a new £40 million student village, which was planned to accommodate up to 850 students in the heart of Bolton town centre, facing the iconic Le Mans Crescent. International presence The University has an academic centre in Ras al-Khaimah in the United Arab Emirates and established international links with a number