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Why UCL?
UCL has been described by the Sunday Times newspaper as ‘an intellectual powerhouse with a world-class reputation’ and is consistently ranked amongst the world’s finest universities.
Academic reputation
- One of the highest ranked universities in the UK and in the top ten universities worldwide (QS World University Rankings)
- Ranked third in the UK for world leading research (RAE 2008)
- 21 Nobel Prize winners from our former students and academic staff
- High quality education which includes the latest research and innovative approaches to learning
- Emphasis on small-group teaching, with an overall staff-student ratio of 1:9
International perspective
- A dynamic and cosmopolitan atmosphere with around 30% students from outside the UK, from almost 140 different countries
- Internationally relevant curricula, ensuring that UCL students are educated for global citizenship and leadership
- Active exchange and research links with over 260 universities around the world
- Study abroad opportunities in many degree programmes
Outstanding location
- Located on a compact site in the heart of London with extensive academic facilities on campus
- Proximity to unparalleled resources such as the British Library, museums, archives, cultural institutions and professional bodies
- Situated at the centre of one of the world’s most vibrant and exciting cities
Future prospects
- UCL degrees are recognised and respected around the world
- UCL graduates are highly sought after by employers
- Support and advice on career choices open to all students at all stages of their degree programme
UCL – London’s Global University
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