1. The website of the Cultural Section of the British Embassy introduces British higher education in this way: "More than 180 universities and colleges in British higher education institutions have the right to award undergraduate and above degrees. In addition, there are more than 500 continuing education colleges in the UK, offering higher education courses of the same quality as higher education institutions. "
2. The word-of-mouth of British education quality consists of the following factors: according to the established standards, the schools and courses are evaluated externally and openly, and British education pays attention to cultivating students' independent working ability and encouraging students to study actively. Universities, colleges and schools in Britain provide a dynamic, innovative and challenging environment for students to develop their potential.
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Universities in Britain are mainly divided into the following categories:
Classical universities, ancient British academic elite universities, including Oxford University, Cambridge University and Durham University, and ancient Scottish universities, such as St Andrews University, Glasgow University, Aberdeen University and Edinburgh University.
Red Brick Universities include Bristol University, Sheffield University, Birmingham University, Leeds University, Manchester University and Liverpool University.
Durham, Oxford and Cambridge, the oldest universities in Britain.
The most prominent feature of these universities is the college system. The college is completely independent in property, government and internal affairs, but the university awards degrees and determines the conditions for students who can award degrees. Only when a student is admitted to a college can he become a student of his own university. For example, to apply for Cambridge University, you should choose one of the colleges of Cambridge University to apply.
If you are not admitted to the college, you can't be admitted to Cambridge University and become a member of it. So only when one of the colleges accepts you can you become a Cambridge student. It is also worth noting that these colleges do not represent departments.
University of London The University of London is an institution selected by the British Royal Charter as a student's degree in 1836. Until 1900, the University of London was limited to these functions, but when it exercised these functions, it influenced and coordinated other universities and colleges in London from time to time.
The University of Wales is composed of the following universities, colleges and medical schools: Strathclyde, Wales, Bangor, Cardiff and Swansea.
StDavid University, Lampeter University, University of Wales School of Medicine.
New University of Science and Technology includes Aston University, Bath University, university of bradford, Brunel University, City University and Heriot Watt University.
These ten new universities are the result of Robbins' report on higher education in 1963. University of strathclyde and Heriot Watt University, formerly Scottish central academic institutions, are both advanced scientific and technological institutions.
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.
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