University College London (UCL) is a public research university in London, England. It was first established by Thomas Cambier and Henry Bloomham in the name of "University of London" on 1826. It is the first institution of higher learning in London. It is also the third oldest university in Britain and the first university to recognize women. The university has the highest enrollment rate of graduate students, and it is one of the top multidisciplinary universities in the world, enjoying an international reputation in research and teaching quality. University College London * * * has 1 1 academic colleges, more than 100 academic departments and research centers. Headquartered in Bloomsbury, central London, it has two satellite campuses in Australia and Qatar. Although it is affiliated to the University Federation of London, the college itself has a high degree of autonomy, including the independent award of degrees, so its nature is no different from that of ordinary universities. Lunda College is one of the "Golden Triangle Schools" in Britain, and it is also one of the founders of 1 1 Biomedical Research Base and several scientific and technological alliances established by the British National Health Service. University College London is one of the most difficult universities in Britain, ranking among the top 20 universities in the world and the top four universities in Britain. The school has 17 libraries, 9 museums and collection areas, and the collection covers different academic fields. The teachers, students, alumni and researchers of the school include 33 Nobel Prize winners, 3 Fields Prize winners, many political figures, organization leaders and several famous artists. University College London

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1826 February 1 1 day, Jeremy Bentham, a British philosopher, jurist and social reformer, established the first higher education institution in London, England, as an alternative college for Oxford University and Cambridge University. 1827 school established one of the earliest economics departments in Britain. 1830, University College London was established by University College London, which later became an independent university college. 1836 University of London is a University College of London registered under the Royal Charter. 1878, the University of London was granted a supplementary charter, becoming the first university in the UK to award degrees to women. In the same year, University College London allowed women to enter the Faculty of Arts, Law and Science, although women were still prohibited from entering engineering and medical schools (except public health and hygiene courses). 1900, the University of London was renamed the Federal University, and University College London and other universities in London became autonomous colleges of the Federal University of London. At that time, University College London did not gain legal independence until 1976, but it was not entitled to confer degrees on its own. According to this constitution, the official name of the college is University College London. 1986 College merged with the Institute of Archaeology, 1988 College merged with the Institute of Otolaryngology, the Institute of Orthopedics, the Institute of Urology and Nephrology, and the Medical College of middlesex Hospital. 1993 the reorganization of the university of London means that university college London and other colleges directly receive government funding and have the right to confer degrees on their own. 1998 University College London merged with the Royal Free Medical College to create the Royal Free Medical College (renamed University College London Medical College on June +00, 2008). 1999 University College London merged with Slavic and Eastern European Studies Institute and Hysmans Dental College. In 200 1 year, this college established the world's first undergraduate research institute dedicated to reducing crime. In 2003, University College London and Imperial College London in London jointly established the London Nanotechnology Center. In 2005, the college finally obtained its own right to award teaching and research degrees. In 2008, the College established the College of Energy and Resources of University College London in Adelaide, Australia, which is the first British university campus in Australia. 20 12 in may, the university, Imperial College London, London and Intel semiconductor announced the establishment of the Intel institute for sustainable connected cities. 20 13 12 Universities and academic publishing company Elsevier will jointly establish the Big Data Institute of University College London. 20 15 15 was selected by the British government as one of the five founding members of the Turing Institute in Allen (in cooperation with Cambridge University, Edinburgh University, Oxford University and Warwick University), which was established by the British Library to promote the development and application of advanced mathematics, computer science, algorithms and big data. Today, University College London consists of 1 1 colleges, including more than 100 departments. Alumni who have graduated from this college for many years include the "Father of the Nation" of India, Kenya and Mauritius, the founder of Ghana, the inventor of modern Japanese and Nigerian telephones, and one of the discoverers of DNA structure. Students in our school discovered five kinds of natural inert gases, hormones and vacuum tubes, and made some basic progress in modern statistics. As of 20 17, University College London has 33 Nobel Prize winners and 3 Fields Prize winners. In addition, many teachers or researchers from European countries and other countries in the world have joined University College London for further study. The college is a member of association of commonwealth universities Global Alliance, European University Association, Polytechnic University, European Union of Research Universities and Russell Group. He is also a founding member of Imperial College London Health Science Center, Francis Crick Institute and Medical City. The school has more than 150 research institutions, and has 130 student exchange partnerships with European universities. The school has close ties with countless hospitals, museums, art galleries, libraries and professional groups, and has established teaching and research relations and cooperative relations with them. There are international students from more than 150 countries, and these students account for half of the total number of students, so the international atmosphere of the school is very strong. School facilities include several campuses (Bloomsbury Campus, University East Campus, Adelaide Campus in Australia, etc.). ), teaching building, 17 library, numerous museums, UCL Medical College, London Nanotechnology Center, London University College Alliance, Library, Science Library, Bloomsbury Theatre, Petrie Egyptian Archaeological Museum, Grant Zoology Museum, University Affiliated Hospital, British Library, British Medical Association, British Museum. Department Introduction University College London College of Arts and Humanities University College London School of Brain Sciences University College London School of Architectural Environment (bartlett Campus) University College London School of Engineering Science University College London School of Law University College London School of Life Sciences University College London School of Mathematics and Physical Sciences University College London Medical College University College London School of Population Health Sciences University College London School of Social History Sciences University. School of Education, University College London (for graduate students) Introduction to School of Life and Medical Sciences (including School of Brain Science, School of Life Sciences, School of Medicine and School of Population Health Sciences) School of Building Environment, Engineering and Mathematics and Physical Sciences, University College London (by School of Building Environment, School of Engineering, University College London and School of Mathematics and Physical Sciences, University College London) University College London College of Arts and Humanities University College London College of Law University College London College of Social History Science College London College Slavic and Eastern European Studies College City Profile London is the capital of Britain, equivalent to China and Beijing. London is one of the world's leading cities in art, commerce, education, entertainment, fashion, finance, medical care, media, professional services, research and development, tourism and transportation. London is the fourth largest city with the fastest economic growth. It is one of the largest financial centers, with the fifth or sixth largest urban GDP. Cultural diversity, there are more than 300 languages in this area. There are four World Heritage Sites in London. There are many museums, art galleries, libraries and sports fields in London. London Underground is the oldest underground railway network in the world. Urban climate belongs to temperate maritime climate, with hot summer and cool winter, and no dry and wet seasons. The usual wind is moderately strong. In winter, the daytime temperature in London is about 8℃, the highest temperature can reach 16℃, and the lowest temperature is -7.4℃. In summer, the daytime temperature is usually around 25℃, and the highest temperature can reach 38℃. The Basic Information School provides a one-year intensive basic course for foreign students with zero basic English. Students who pass the course can obtain a certificate of matriculation from University College London and study various degree courses at University College London and other top universities in the UK. The specific courses depend on the chosen major direction. Professional direction: science and engineering, commonly known as UPCSE. Humanities, called UPCH. University College London also offered a preparatory course at the Preparatory Research Center of Nazarbayev University in Kazakhstan. Students who complete this course will enter Nazarbayev University. Other information:

Universities studying in Britain mainly include: Oxford University, Cambridge University, Durham University, University College London, School of Asian and African Studies of London University, Manchester University, Edinburgh University, Leeds University, Nottingham University, Manchester City University, Birmingham University, Leeds City University, Bristol University, Sheffield Harlem University, Warwick University, London Imperial College London, St Andrews University, Newcastle University, Lancaster University, University of East Anglia, Loughborough University.

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The application conditions for studying in the UK are as follows:

1, language conditions. To go to high school in Britain, IELTS needs to reach 5.0 or above. To study in the UK, IELTS needs to be above 6.0. To go to the UK for postgraduate study, IELTS needs to reach above 6.5, and the requirements of individual schools and majors will be higher.

2. Performance conditions. To attend high school in Britain, you need to graduate from junior high school or attend high school, with an average score of over 70. Going to the UK for undergraduate studies requires graduating from high school or completing the British University Foundation, and the average score of high school is above 80. Postgraduates studying in the UK need to graduate with an average score of over 85.

3. Recording conditions. To study in the UK, you need to provide a complete set of English application documents, including PS, CV, recommendation letter and translation of various materials. Some schools need to interview or take entrance exams, and architecture, design and art majors need to provide corresponding portfolios.