Oxford and Cambridge aren’t your thing. The bright lights of London are. So, What are the Best Universities in London? Want a world-class education close
King’s College London was one of the original Universities of London — today it’s still a constituent campus, with its own 5 break-off campuses. Needless
In the United Kingdom, the only thing bigger than spy dramas and tea time is your credit card bill. After all, the cost of living
What is LSE like? If universities come with stereotypes, the stereotype of an LSE student is the underaged businessman, ready to conquer the world, and
There are plenty of prestigious universities in London. And Imperial Students themselves will tell you they spend a lot of time duking it out to
From the jargon of GCSEs and ETCS grades to first, second, and thirds, and the annoying habit of never assigning any student the top 30%
Prestigious schools come with a wealth of benefits: huge endowments, rock-solid student support, career-launching clubs, and lifetime resumé star-power. Who wouldn’t want that? But do you
University College London (UCL) is one of the Uni of London constituent schools, but you’ll hardly notice you’re allowed to use all those other libraries,
Durham University seems a lot like the historic “ancient” universities of the UK: for one, you can live in a castle, that dates back to
Besides rankings, we compile reviews and scrutinize everything from the libraries to the city to learn more about studying at Durham University (you can even
Oxford University vs Cambridge: You can only choose one when you apply to university through the UK’s application portal, UCAS, so we did a head-to-head
They say the University of Oxford excels at politics, while Cambridge eyes the sciences. Is it true? We asked students: What is Oxford University like?
League tables only tell part of the story. We asked students: what are the best universities in the UK for history? Unique programs? Ruins? Museums?
Stuffed full of history, this 800-year-old university comes with its own medieval town and a reputation that entices modern students to the shores of the
There are 295 institutions of higher education in the UK and 130 universities. You’ll find the vast majority (106, plus 5 university colleges) in England
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