Universities of Great Britain

The universities can be divided into three groups:
The oldest universities;
The redbrick universities;
The new universities;

The oldest universities:
The University of Oxford
The University of Cambridge

“The Lord is my Light”

There are 38 colleges of the University of Oxford.
There are about 21000 students; over 1000 teachers.

The university
has 102 libraries

Academic dress is still seen at Oxford

The University of Cambridge
“From here, light and sacred draughts”

The university has 31 colleges

The university has 114 libraries. The total number of books is about 12 million.

The University operates 8 arts, cultural and scientific museums

The London University

There are about 19 separate institutions and 12 research institutes

University College London

Imperial College London

The “redbrick” universities or the universities of 19th century:
The University of Bristol
The University of Birmingham;
The University of Manchester;
The University of Sheffield;
The University of Leeds;
The University of Liverpool.

“Knowledge, wisdom, humanity”

The Manchester Museum
The university Library

The new universities:
The University of Brighton;
The University of Greenwich;
The University of Lincoln;
The University of Staffordshire;
The University of Winchester, etc.

The Open University

Have you ever dreamt of studying in Great Britain?
At what university?