University College London (UCL), UK

UCL (University College London) is a public university in London that was established in 1826. Following the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge, it was the third university to be established in England. University College London is headquartered in central London, with branch campuses in Qatar and Australia. UCL also has exchanges and research agreements, and other types of partnerships with universities all over the world, including the University of Montreal in Canada and Zhejiang University in China. Students at UCL come from more than 150 countries, and tuition fees for students from outside the United Kingdom and the European Union are higher.

University College London is divided into 11 academic divisions, including arts and humanities, brain sciences, engineering, education, laws, life sciences, mathematical and physical sciences, medical sciences, population health sciences, social and historical sciences, and the Bartlett, which focuses on architecture and planning.

Nation: United Kingdom

No. Student: 35.895

International Student: 55%

Website: https://www.ucl.ac.uk