Universities in England

Universities in England
The English University The English Universities can be divided into three groups:
A. Oxford and Cambridge /Oxbridge/ are the oldest universities Oxford was founded in the 12th century and Cambridge in the 13th century.
B. Redbrick Universities /in the 19th century/ /London, Manchester/ provided technological training in industrial areas. The basic qualification for university admission is the GSCE at "A" level.
C. Other universities.

UNDERGRADUATES are those students who study for a degree of BACHELOR /3 or 4 years/
a) of ATRS B.A.
b) of Science B.Sc

The title is put after a name.

GRADUATES are students who got the degrees B.A. or B.Sc. If graduates go on their studies the can get the degree of Master /they must work on a thesis at least for one year/ they get the title M.A. or M. Sc.

CAMBRIDGE: is situated 80 km north of London. The beautiful architecture of college buildings, wonderful gardens, bridges over the river Cam attracts its inhabitants the students and visitors. The oldest of college include Clare, Trinity Hall, Corpus Christie /14 century/ The first scholars arrived in the 13th century.

COLLEGES: Peterhouse, Trinity College, and Christ Church. Royal is not only build the Colleges, they were educated here. Here were educated Lord Byron, Isaac Newton.