1, City University of London

City University of London, founded in 1848, is one of the earliest national comprehensive universities offering journalism and communication. Its journalism and communication major and art major occupy an important position in Britain and even the whole of Europe, and have trained a large number of outstanding talents for the British journalism and communication industry and creative culture industry.

City University of London has a wide range of journalism and communication majors, including news digital media, film and television, media and communication related majors. Its teaching staff not only generally graduated from famous universities such as Oxford, but also had the experience of holding important positions in the mainstream media in Britain. This team of teachers who combine "guidance" with "lecture" enables students to get professional education in both theoretical knowledge and practical operation.

2. Goldsmith College, University of London.

King Smith College of University of London is an internationally renowned independent university college under the University of London. The school is an institution of higher learning that pays attention to art design, social science and humanities. It has a first-class teaching and research level, especially famous for paying attention to stimulating students' creativity and potential in non-traditional ways.

3. Warwick University.

The University of Warwick is a British campus university, founded in 1965, with more than 4,000 students and staff, including more than 4,000 overseas students from more than 100 countries. As a young university, Warwick University enjoys a good academic reputation in Britain and even Europe. University of Warwick has been in the top ten since the British media ranked universities.

4. Cardiff University

The School of Journalism and Communication of Cardiff University is a world-famous journalism school, the first independent journalism school in Britain and the first journalism school in Europe, and has been selected as one of the top ten journalism schools in the world. Its journalism major ranks in the top five in Britain. Most of the professors in the college come from BBC, The Times, The Guardian and other leading British media industries. The journalism course of the college has been selected as the best course of the year by the British Journalists Association for many times.

5. King's College London.

King's College London is a well-known comprehensive university in Britain and one of the founding colleges of the University of London Alliance. King's College London has so far trained nine Nobel Prize winners and made great contributions to human civilization.

King's College London has many majors, among which media major is one of the advantages of King's College London, attracting a large number of international students to study every year. King's College London has a wide range of journalism and communication majors, including news media, marketing and advertising media, mass media, media release and creative performance.