I. Cambridge University

Cambridge University, located in Cambridgeshire, England, is a public research university.

Cambridge University adopts the traditional college system. The college is a member of Russell University Group and Global University Presidents Forum. Known as "Golden Triangle Famous School" and "G5 Super Elite University". Cambridge University is the second oldest university in the English-speaking world. Its predecessor was an association of scholars founded in 1209.

Cambridge University is a member of British Russell University Group, Global Alliance of Advanced Research Institutes, International Applied Science and Technology Development Cooperation Network and Cambridge University Medical Partner Alliance, and has developed a "SiliconFen", a gathering place of science and technology. There are eight art and science museums, a library system with more than150,000 books and the oldest publishing house in the world-Cambridge University Press.

Second, Oxford University.

Oxford University, short for "Oxford", located in Oxford, England, is a public research university with a traditional college system. Known as the "Golden Triangle Famous School" and "G5 Super Elite University", he is a member of Russell University Group and a member of the Global University Presidents Forum.

The exact date of the establishment of Oxford University cannot be verified, but the earliest teaching time clearly recorded in the archives is 1096. Henry II banned British students from studying in Paris University in 1 167, and Paris University developed rapidly because of the strong support of the British royal family.

Third, the London School of Economics and Political Science.

The London School of Economics and Political Science is a public research university located in London, England. It was founded in 1895 by Fabian members Weber, Graham Wallace and George Bernard Shaw. Now he is a member of London University Alliance and Russell University Group, and one of the famous schools in the Golden Triangle. Together with Oxford University, Cambridge University, Imperial College London in London and University College London, it is called G5 Super Elite University.

LSE focuses on social science research and enjoys a high reputation in politics, business and academia. In the QS world university rankings from 20 13 to 202 1, LSE has always ranked second in the world (after Harvard University) and first in Europe in the field of social sciences.

So far, LSE has trained 18 Nobel Prize winners and more than 55 heads of state or government. Up to 20 16, 27%( 13/48) of all the nobel prizes in economics have been awarded or jointly awarded to LSE-related people.