1, Royal College of Art
The Royal Academy of Art is a research-oriented art school, established in London, 1837. The teachers of the school are all famous artists, practitioners or theorists in the field of art, and have won full marks in the QS discipline rankings for many years in a row. The geographical location and school environment of the school are conducive to promoting students' creative divergence.
2. university of the arts london
University of the arts london, an ancient art college with federal system, was founded in 1986, with an annual enrollment of more than 25,000 students. As its name implies, this school has trained many world-renowned artists, designers and artists in the fields of art, fashion and media, including McQueen, Barbara Yung, Amelia Calaque, McQueen and others.
3. Glasgow School of Art
Glasgow College of Art is one of the top ten universities of art design in the world established in 1845, and it is also one of the prestigious independent art colleges in Europe. Among them, the School of Design, the Academy of Fine Arts and the McIntosh School of Architecture are the most famous and influential, and the professional-related services offered by the Innovation College rank first in the UK.
4. King Smith College, University of London
The best art university in Britain was founded in 189 1, ranking in the top ten. Is a collection of art design, communication and media, education, sociology, cultural studies, anthropology and other departments in one institution of higher learning, has delivered a large number of young artists with good perspectives, professional skills and keen fashion sense to the society.
5. Loughborough University
Loughborough University is a public research university, founded in 1909, and ranked in the UK as 10. Among the 24 colleges in the school, the research fields such as media culture, vehicle manufacturing and research have made outstanding achievements, and they are among the top in the UK in terms of teaching environment, teaching staff and student satisfaction.
6. Oxford University
Oxford University is a public research-oriented traditional academic university founded in 1096. It ranks first in the ranking of British universities and is the second oldest top education institution in the world. Among the 39 colleges established by the school, arts and humanities, engineering, life sciences and biomedicine are the most famous and influential.
7. University College London
University College London is a public research university, founded in 1826. It is also a university of London that has joined the two major alliances of Golden Triangle Elite University and G5 Super Elite University. Among all the disciplines set up in this school, medicine, architecture, computational finance, computer science and archaeology are the most influential, ranking among the best in Britain and training more than 30 Nobel Prize winners.
8. Brunel University
Brunel University is a London campus school founded in 1966. It is one of the top ten universities in London. It integrates business school, law school, engineering design school, social science school and health and life science school. It ranks between 5 1 and 100 in the QS art design discipline ranking, and ranks eighth in the UK discipline range.
9. Edinburgh College of Art
This is one of the art colleges founded by 1760. It is one of the oldest universities in Europe and has the most influence on art theory and practice. The school has reached good cooperation with internationally renowned art galleries and museums, which can provide students with good practical opportunities and cultivate students who have achieved excellent results in many art awards.
10, London Imperial College London
Imperial College London, London, founded in 1907, is one of the top ten art universities in Britain. It has a history of more than 100 years and is internationally renowned for its science, engineering and commerce. In its development history, it has trained more than ten Nobel Prize winners, ranking among the first-class universities in the world.