The undergraduate course in Britain is usually three years, but the undergraduate course in Scotland takes four years to get an honorary bachelor's degree, and the time for awarding an ordinary bachelor's degree is three years. In Britain, except Scotland, most undergraduate courses are three-year, which means that students can get their undergraduate degrees quickly in a short time, and enter the workplace or pursue graduate degrees faster.

The advantage of British undergraduate education lies in its preciseness, professionalism and practicality. The traditional academic environment has stimulated students' creativity and thinking ability. At the same time, British universities also pay attention to cultivating students' practical skills, providing students with many internship and work opportunities and laying a solid foundation for their future career.

In addition, undergraduate education in Britain generally requires students to choose a major for in-depth research. In this respect, undergraduate education in Britain is somewhat similar to that in the United States. Undergraduate education in Britain encourages students to broaden their horizons, think from multiple angles and pay attention to the innovation and academic depth of thinking.

Generally speaking, undergraduate education in Britain is not only short in academic system, but also practical and professional, which provides students with broad employment opportunities and future development space. However, it should also be noted that undergraduate education in Britain is different from that in China, which requires students to make more efforts to adapt to and understand the British culture and education system.