What are some of the top colleges and universities in the UK?
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The top UK universities for humanities subjects (e.g. Cambridge, Oxford, UCL, Nottingham, etc.) tend to have more academic undergraduate courses and so wouldn't offer journalism as a separate course - though it might be one of the papers in the later years of the course. At postgraduate level at those universities it would also be more likely to be a study on journalism and journalists, rather than "how to be a journalist".\n\nFrom speaking to journalist friends, rather than doing a degree in journalism they recommend doing a humanities subject (e.g. English, History, Geography) at a good university while building up a good track record and portfolio of published articles.
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well i cant tell u the top colleges of india but i can tell u the top colleges of bangalore,,,,\n1.      The Oxford College\n\n2.      Don Bosco Educational Institutions\n\n3.      Christ College\n\n4.      G.K. INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE & MANAGEMENT\n\n5.     BANGALORE CITY COLLEGE\n\n5.      St Joseph’s  College  Arts  and Science College\n\n6.      Mount Carmel College\n\n7.      Bishop Cotton  Women’s Christian  College\n\ninme se christ college india me 3rd rank pe hain aur mount carmel college girls college hain,,,i think this enough information 4 u,,,,,if u want more information then plz send me mail on... \npyar_vyar0072003@yahoo.co.in    \n\nur harish
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All medical colleges in the UK are recognize by the Indian government. King's College London and the Guy's, King's, Academy of Medical Royal Colleges, 1 Wimpole Street, London, University College London, Queen Mary, University of London,
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I take it you mean universities...?\n\nMajor Universities\n(Those ranked by The Guardian newspaper, 2005) [1]. National rank in brackets, based on 122 universities in the UK)\n\nImperial College ¹(3) \nSOAS (4) \nLondon School of Economics (5) \nKing's College (6) \nUniversity College London (7) \nQueen Mary (12) \nCity University ¹ ² (21) \nGoldsmiths College (23) \nBrunel University ¹(28) \nRoyal Holloway(30) \nUniversity of East London (51) \nWestminster University (55) \nKingston University ¹ (57) \nUniversity of the Arts (63) \nLondon South Bank University (75) \nThames Valley University (78) \nMiddlesex University¹ ² (86) \nRoehampton University (99) \nUniversity of Greenwich (101) \nLondon Metropolitan University (refused ranking) \n\nGo to the website below and the above list will link you to specific sites.
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there are lots of uni's..you can apply to individual colleges under the university of london..king's college and university college are really good...
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Check out US News and World Report.  They do an annual report on the best colleges and offer additional information that you may find helpful.\n\nhttp://www.usnews.com/usnews/edu/college/majors/brief/major_26_brief.php
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University of Cape Town is top class (www.uct.ac.za).  Do NOT attempt to go to University of the Western Cape - that's a rubbish university.  Stellenbosch university ranks high will UCT.
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Andrew Gower who developed Runescape attended Cambridge University in England. Cambridge and Oxford is like the best of the best institutions for higher education, better than all the ivy leagues in America. When you enter a school like that, you got to be smart.
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Because I'm from a Commonwealth country and my country applying English Law rather than American Law, I recommend you to consider UK as your first choice. The recent top law school is University of Kentucky, College of Law but the legendary college for its continous excellent will be King's College, University or London. But, if you're intended to pursue your Master in US, Harvard University is the best.
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I would rate Glasgow and Edinburgh Universities the highest.  They are not Christian Universities as such but they both have very active Student unions.  Before you go to university contact the UCCF at www.uccf.org.uk  and they will put you in contact with Christians at that university.
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Lancaster University, UK\nUniversity. of Swansea, Wales, UK
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Try these sites for comparisons of top courses at different\nuniversities in the UK\n\nhttp://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,716-1628873,00.html\nhttp://www.timesonline.co.uk/section/0,,716,00.html\n\nhttp://education.guardian.co.uk/universityguide2005/0,15903,1455246,00.html
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America and England have some of the best universities and research institutes in the world. Another choice is India.
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According to some leading college reviewers based in the UK, Oxford and Cambridge are the best universities for students who want to major in Theology. However, in my opinion, the best university for a student doesn't depend on ranking by some private institutions, but rather on what the school offers that satisfy the needs of the student. The only way to do this is through actually researching different colleges and contact them to know more beyond what their websites tell you.
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I hope this is exactly what you asked for:\n\nhttp://www.scit.wlv.ac.uk/ukinfo/ac/index.php?refs1199=http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=universities+britain&fr=FP-tab-web-t&toggle=1&cop=&ei=UTF-8
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Since all Universities in the world had different ways of teaching its student, there isn't actually the "best." It's just depend on your opinion. My opinion is that in the US, the best one is either Harvard University or John Hopkins University. In UK, I think its Cambridge University and Oxford University. All of the schools that I mentioned offers international students some form of financial aid. Contact them for more info.
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First of all you need to be familiar with the role of UCAS, which is the body that controls all admissions to Uk universities and colleges, so if its a higher level course then you will have to go through here:\nhttp://www.ucas.ac.uk/\n\nYou can search on their site for courses and then visit the site of the particular institution for more details on their particular location, facilities, modules, etc etc.\n\nI am not aware of any particular place that has a fantastic reputation for photography courses but I would look at some of the more modern universities. In the late 80's/early 90's the former polytechnic colleges "rebranded" and became Universities but many of them retain their strengths in more practical subjects like the practicing arts, engineering and the like, rather than the older institutions which are reknowned for Literature, Languages etc etc.\n\nIn London the Central St Martins College of Art & Design has a fantastic reputation. My old flat mate studied there.. :-)\nhttp://www.csm.arts.ac.uk/