New York University
York University is a top research university located in Yorkshire, England. As an important academic member of Russell Group, World University Alliance, N8 University Alliance, White Rose University Alliance and European University Alliance (EUA), York University not only has strong scientific research strength, but also ranks first in the teaching alliance with Cambridge University. From 16 17, people petitioned King James I in vain, and to 1963, it was co-founded with flat glass universities such as Warwick University, Sussex University and Lancaster University, and York University has developed into the top 50 academic organizations in Europe.
In the UK's only official scientific research level evaluation REF (formerly known as RAE before 14), York University ranked 10 in the UK RAE ranking in 2008 and14 in the UK REF of 20 14. In the Times 20 16 ranking of British universities, York ranked 15.
University of Sussex
Sussex University, also translated as Sussex University, is located near Brighton, the most dynamic coastal city in Britain. The landmark of the city is the Royal Pavilion. It is one of the earliest schools established by the wave of new universities in Britain in 1960s, and a member of the former 1994 university group. Sussex University was famous for its post-war social analysis and innovative teaching and research methods at the beginning of its establishment.