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How many universities are there in Britain?
There are 156 British universities accredited by the Ministry of Education of China.

There are hundreds of universities in British higher education institutions, besides 100, there are hundreds of continuing education institutions, and there are more than 150 British universities approved by the Ministry of Education of China. Among them, 5 G5 super elite universities and 24 British Ivy League Russell University Group institutions are well-known.

British universities, referring to universities in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, are one of the university groups with the highest overall and average teaching and research level in the world. British universities have royal charters, papal letters and parliamentary acts, all of which are filed in the Privy Council. The British government stipulates that only such institutions can award degrees.

By 20 16, there will be 163 public higher education institutions in Britain. According to the QS World University Ranking in 20 16, there are 10 in the top 50 universities in Britain, 18 in the top/0/00 universities and 30 in the top 200 universities.

British universities are independent institutions. Although their main funds are funded by the British Higher Education Grants Committee, they are not under the jurisdiction and control of any government department. They enjoy the privileges conferred by the Royal Charter or an act of Parliament, and can decide on their own the students and staff to be recruited. However, the government has begun to intervene in some aspects, such as the strict supervision of university funds by the government.

British open university

The Open University is an online distance education university. It got a royal charter on 1969. There is no formal admission requirement for entering the undergraduate course, and it is specially designed for students who can't study in existing higher education institutions to help them realize their ideals.

Teaching methods include: written textbooks, face-to-face lectures by teachers, short-term boarding schools, radio, television, audio tapes, video tapes, computers and home experiments. Universities also offer continuing education courses, including in-service teacher training and management training, and short-term science and technology courses for community education. This teaching form began with 197 1.

private university

Buckingham University is a private financing institution. Its first admission was in February 1976. It was granted a royal charter as early as 1983 and was named Buckingham Palace University. This university is still privately funded, offering two-year courses, including four semesters, each year 10 weeks. His main research fields are: law, accounting, science and economics. Now bachelor's degrees can be awarded, and master's degrees can also be awarded.