Oxford University (Oxford University)

Oxford), referred to as Oxford, is a world-famous public research university located in Oxford, England. The recorded teaching history of Oxford University can be traced back to 1096. It is the oldest university in the English-speaking world and the second oldest institution of higher education in the world.

Oxford University is a core member of the British "G5 Super Elite University" Russell University Group, the top European university coimbra group, the European Union of Research Universities and Europaeum. Oxford University Press is the largest university press in the world, and its published works include 20 volumes of Oxford English Dictionary. Oxford University is also the host of two famous scholarship programs: one is the Clarendon Scholarship established in 200 1; The other is Rhodes Scholarship, which has attracted many excellent graduate students to study in the past century. Oxford also has the largest university press in the world and the largest university library system in Britain. Oxford University has trained many social celebrities, including 27 British prime ministers, 60 Nobel Prize winners and dozens of royal family members and political leaders from all over the world.

University of Cambridge

Cambridge University is one of the oldest universities in the world, founded in 1209, located in Cambridge, England. It is a college federal university, which is composed of self-managed colleges. It is also a world-famous leading academic center. Its achievements not only come from the world-class research of Cambridge scholars, but also include the academic achievements of students studying in Cambridge all over the world.

The Department of Economics of Cambridge University, founded in the early 20th century, is one of the research centers with the largest number of economists in Britain. It has about 80 teaching staff and 100 graduate students. The research system of the college is based on a series of research groups, and each group will have its own seminar; Researchers with similar topics can discuss with each other in the group, get the support of the group members or support the research of other members, and may have interdisciplinary discussions with other colleges. The Marshall Library of Economics Department of Cambridge University is one of the best economics libraries in Britain, with more than 70,000 monographs and research papers and more than 30,000 periodicals. It also has a large number of online information and bibliographic search engines, including EconLit. New, co-founded by the Department of Economics and new york.

Economics Thinking (INET) aims to carry out innovative research in economics and provide support for doctoral research.

University College London (UCL)

University College London, founded in 1826, is a public research university located in the center of London. In the ranking of REF 2065 438+04, UCL's research strength ranks first in the UK; In the 20 13 survey, UCL received the most financial support from the British Research Council; UCL also has a large number of doctoral training centers. As far as teaching resources are concerned, UCL is one of the two universities with the largest number of professors, which means that students here are educated by the highest level experts and scholars in various fields. UCL is also a school that encourages students' development. In just 20 13 years, school students participated in volunteer work for 4 1 1,500 hours, and 80 social enterprises and 25 student enterprises were established.

University College London has the first school of economics established in Britain, and its research strength and achievements are internationally renowned in all fields of economics. At the same time, it is the only school of economics in the UK that got a score of 3.78 (out of 4) in the 20 14 REF evaluation system, and 79% of the research results were rated as 4 stars. In addition, in the REF evaluation, UCL School of Economics was rated as the best school of economics in the UK, the best school in UCL and the best school in any field in the UK.

London School of Economics and Political Science

Founded in 1895, London School of Economics and Political Science is one of the best research universities in the world, and its achievements in social sciences are as famous as Harvard University, Berkeley University and Stanford University. The London School of Economics is a world leader in applied economics, finance and social science research. It has 20 research centers, including the Center for Economic Performance.

Economic performance) and the Grantham Institute's Center for Climate Change and Environmental Research (Grantham Institute).

About climate change and environment). LSE now has 1060 1 students, of whom 5 1% are from non-British and EU countries.

The London School of Economics and Political Science has one of the largest and best economics departments in the world, which is composed of experts and scholars in all major research directions of economics. In the past 50 years, the Department of Economics has trained ten Nobel Prize winners, and outstanding alumni have worked in different organizations, governments, international institutions, commercial fields or financial fields at home and abroad. The research of economics department has been ranked in the top 20 in the world. 20 14, research.

In the AssessmentExercise, 56% was rated as 4 stars, which is the world's leading level. Most of the research activities of the Department of Economics are conducted in its seven research centers, including economics and related disciplines Suntory.

Toyota Center for International Economic Research

Related disciplines (STICERD), the Centre for Economic Performance.

(CEP)), Financial Market Group (FMG), Financial Market Analysis Center.

Social exclusion (case)), Research Center for Spatial Economics (SERC),

International Growth Center (IGC) and Microeconomic Center (IGC).

Macroeconomics (CFM))

University of Edinburgh

University of Edinburgh (University of Edinburgh)

Edinburgh, the king of Scotland, is one of the top 20 universities in the world. Located in Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland, England, founded in 1583, it is the sixth oldest university in English-speaking countries. It is mentioned in The Scottish Enlightenment and the Development of Scottish Universities that Edinburgh University surpassed Oxford and Cambridge in the18th century and became the first university in Europe to lead the academic development. Benjamin Franklin once praised: "There are many really great people and professors in Edinburgh University who are engaged in all kinds of knowledge research, which is unprecedented in any era and any country before."

King's College London

King's College

King's London (KCL for short) is one of the founding schools of London University, a world-famous research institute, and a member of Russell Group, a prestigious school in the Golden Triangle. King's College was founded by King George IV of England at Westminster Abbey on the Thames in London on 1829, and was chartered by the Royal Family in the same year. King's College, second only to Oxford, Cambridge and University College London, is the fourth oldest institution of higher education in England and enjoys an academic reputation worldwide.

University of Manchester

University of Manchester (University of Manchester)

Manchester), founded in 1824, is one of the top 30 universities in the world, the second most prosperous city in Britain, one of the six famous "red brick universities" in Britain, one of the founding members of Russell University Group, the British Ivy League, and the largest single-address university in Britain. It is located in Manchester, the second prosperous city in north-central England. At present, nearly 40,000 students from more than 65,438+060 countries have participated in more than 1 0,000 degree courses, and there are more than10,000 faculty members, many of whom are world-renowned scientists.

Today's University of Manchester is a merger of two world-class universities, Manchester Polytechnic University, founded in 1824, and Victoria University of Manchester, founded in 185 1, and founded in 2004. Manda is famous for its rigorous teaching and free academic atmosphere, and innovation, as the leading concept of teaching and academic research, has formed a tradition. Many great achievements in the world come from here, such as the splitting of atoms, the invention of the world's first computer that can store programs, and the discovery of graphene. The teaching quality of Manda University has always been in the forefront of independent teaching quality evaluation in Britain, and the annual ranking of global universities has always been in the forefront of the world. Alumni include 25 Nobel Prize winners and many international celebrities.

University of Bristol

Bristol University is a top research university, founded in 1876, 1909 and authorized by the royal family. It is the first university in England that advocates equal access to higher education for men and women. As one of the most popular and successful universities in Britain, Bristol University ranked 37th in the QS World University Ranking in 20 16.

Known as the "Kingdom of Engineering", Bristol University has always been a first-class university in the eyes of British locals. In the last century, almost all students who applied for Oxford and Cambridge chose Bristol University as their third choice, which made BUDA gather many top talents in Europe in the past century. Churchill, the famous British Prime Minister, served as the minister of BU for 36 years. The official website of Russell University Group introduced Bristol University.

Bristol University enjoys an international reputation and is one of the best universities.

In England.

Warwick University

The University of Warwick, located at the junction of Coventry and Warwickshire in the middle of England, was founded in 196 1 and obtained the royal charter in 1965. It is one of the top universities in Britain and one of the top universities in the world 100. It has gained an excellent reputation in research, teaching, innovation and contact with industrial and commercial enterprises, and is committed to becoming a dynamic and globally recognized world-class higher education center. The school has 4 colleges, 29 departments, more than 50 research centers and academic institutions. * * * There are 23,000 students, including nearly 1 10,000 graduate students. There are more than 8,600 international students and 60,746 overseas alumni from nearly 120 countries. In the framework of 20 14REF research strength evaluation, 87% of the research was rated as world-class leading level or international excellent level. According to 20 14

High Fliers' most popular university ranking report shows that Warwick University ranks in the top ten.

The Department of Economics of Warwick University was established in the same year as Warwick University. In the past 50 years, the department of economics has grown into an outstanding department of economics in Britain and Europe, enjoying a high reputation in the field of research and education all over the world. The department has more than 200 undergraduate students/kloc-0 and more than 330 graduate students, more than half of whom are from overseas. In the 20 14 British student survey (nationwide

Student survey), the department has achieved 95% student satisfaction, and its learning experience in economics at Warwick University ranks first in Russell Group.

University of Glasgow

As a prestigious full-time comprehensive classical university, Glasgow University is closely related to the development of human civilization. Adam Smith, the father of economics (the author of The Wealth of Nations), james watt, the father of industrial revolution, Francis Hutcheson, the father of Scottish philosophy, Baron Kelvin, the father of modern antibacterial drugs, joseph lister, Ding Wenjiang, British Prime Ministers henry campbell Bannerman and Andrew Bonalau, and James McGill, the founder of McGill University in Canada, all made outstanding contributions to social development and progress. Up to now, Glasgow University has trained seven Nobel Prize winners, two British prime ministers and four founders of institutions of higher learning, as well as many leading elites in the fields of law, science and business, which has made it enjoy a high reputation in Europe and even the world.