London School of Economics and Political Science: It is the editor-in-chief of the best economic journal in the world and enjoys a high international reputation. Every year, many LSE graduates go to the top universities in the United States to study for doctors, and many doctoral graduates go to the top universities in the United States to teach. The fly in the ointment is that the competition for admission to LSE is too fierce, and the doctoral funding provided by the school is limited. University College London):UCL The UCL Department of Economics has several editors-in-chief of the world's top economic journals, and since the number of UCL teachers is only half that of LSE, the per capita scientific research strength is the best in Europe. The disadvantage of the school is the lack of international reputation commensurate with its academic status. Oxford University: It has always been a major economic research center in Europe, with four academic journals and the first scientific research index in Europe. However, due to the huge faculty in Oxford, the per capita scientific research strength is far less than that of LSE, U and CL. Cambridge University: 100 years ago, it was the center of world economics research, but now it can't make it into the third year of British economics. Walker University: Warwick's slogan is to become "Harvard of Europe", which is known as the promising star of British economics in academic circles. But the disadvantage is that the number of articles published by teachers in top academic journals is small, and there is still a long way to go to achieve the grand goal. University of Essex: It is also a rising star in recent years. Although the international reputation is low, the per capita scientific research strength is excellent and the scientific research results are quite rich. University of Southampton: In recent years, it has made remarkable progress in the field of econometrics, and its overall scientific research strength is close to Warwick. Disadvantages are obvious partiality and low international reputation. University of Nottingham: The comprehensive strength of the Department of Economics is first-class, and the undergraduate education is excellent. The disadvantage is the lack of top economists, and the training ability of graduate students, especially doctoral students, is average.