Introduction to studying abroad Study abroad fees: £9,327/year; Engineering and Science: £12,219/year; Clinical practice: £22,614/year; Students need to pay £3,300-4,400 for college fees, etc.;

3. Warwick

Warwick is a school located in Warwickshire, central England. It is one of the UK's top ten universities and enjoys an international reputation for its high-level academic research and teacher-student interaction. As a leader in the UK, although the history of Warwick is not long compared to others, it has established an academic reputation in the UK, Europe and the world. Warwick ranked 7th in the UK in the latest official RAE scientific research level assessment organized by the British government.

Study abroad introduction Study abroad fees: undergraduate: 10,250-13,350 pounds / year; master: 10,250-16,950 pounds / year, etc.;

4. Durham

Durham is one of the UK, a member of the Russell Group. Durham is a federal system of colleges, and there are currently 16 colleges. The school's library is huge and is one of the six "main libraries" in the UK. British Army Chief of Staff Richard Dennett, former Ford Motor Company President Shenick, and Hawkeye inventor Paul Hawkins are all Durham graduates.