Introduction to University College London:
University College London (UCL), 1826, founded in London, England, is a public research university. As a founding member of the University Alliance of London, Russell University Group and European Research University Alliance, it is known as one of the famous schools in the Golden Triangle and the "G5 Super Elite University".
University College London was established in February 1826+0 1. Its original name was "University of London". In view of the fact that the only two universities in Britain at that time, Oxford University and Cambridge University, were strictly religious schools, University College London decided to become a secular choice other than religious universities.
University College London was established and developed as a comprehensive university from the beginning, rather than a simple college or research institution. University College London has not only the world's leading schools of medicine, economics, architecture and engineering science, but also theoretical physics and mathematics, space science, statistics, life science, computational neuroscience and computer science.
Outstanding achievements in machine learning and artificial intelligence, electronic and electrical engineering, chemistry and chemical engineering, civil engineering, law, geography, education, social humanities and other fields are also world-renowned. At the beginning of the college, there were medical college, mathematical science college, engineering science college and social science college, and then it gradually expanded to 1 1 college.
University College London has leading scientific research institutions such as National Medical Research Center (NIMR), Space Exploration Laboratory (MSSL), Gatsby Center for Computational Neuroscience (GCNU), and National Computing Finance Center of the United Kingdom. Together with Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial College and London Economy, it is called "G5 Super Elite University", which represents the top scientific research strength, teachers and students' quality and economic strength in Britain.