University College London Review

University College London, founded in 1826, is a world famous top university, born 33 Nobel laureates. The college is elegantly built and has no walls open.

One of London's old universities, right in the heart of the city, this university is a very old complex, the whole university can be visited inside, with a typical British ancient art form. [View] The scenery here is good

Visited the world-renowned University of London (UCL), and was fortunate to hear a lecture on economics inside. Professor Richard Portes Professor is a professor of economics at the London Business School, and European economics is a European economist who has been cited more times; It is the longest-serving secretary general of the Royal Economic Society (1992-2008), after the father of macroeconomics, Keynes. The whole lecture was wonderful. The campus is beautiful too!

The old University College London UCL in central London has no walls, many buildings of different sizes, and the old and new buildings occupy a few hectares of land. There are also SOAS studying Asian, African and Middle East issues. There is no special feeling of a university.

The Royal Family is one of the oldest royal families in existence, and many royal landmarks have become the symbol of Britain. The most famous Buckingham Palace is the Queen's office and official residence. It is also one of the few royal palaces still in use in the world. Similarly, Westminster Abbey in London is the exclusive Church of the British Royal family, where the wedding of Prince William and Kate, who made a sensation in the world, was held in 2011.

Sure enough, there are world-class famous schools, school buildings scattered in London, each college is independent of each other, there are many first-class disciplines of University College London, it is a local tyrants, occupying many buildings around the British Museum, all kinds of buildings are very British