2. Language requirements; Applying for IELTS at University College London requires at least 6.5-7.0, depending on the course. In addition to IELTS scores, the master's program also accepts applications for TOEFL iBT, multinational, Cambridge English C 1/C2, PTE and other language qualifications.
University College London (UCL), founded in 1826, is located in London, England. It is a world-famous top institution of higher learning and a comprehensive research university with top scientific research level. It is the founding college of London University Alliance, and is also called "G5 Super Elite University" with Cambridge University, Oxford University, London Imperial College London and London School of Economics.
As one of the traditional G5 schools in Britain, the enrollment standards are also very high, and there are many majors in science and engineering and medicine. One of the most famous departments in the school is bartlett Institute of Architecture, which is one of the few comprehensive colleges of architectural environment in Britain. Its majors include urban planning, architectural design, construction project management and urban research. Students with architectural, civil and planning backgrounds can pay attention to it.
Another key department is Engineering College, which consists of chemical engineering, civil engineering, electronic and electrical engineering, mechanical engineering and computer science departments. There is no business school in the college, and the Department of Management Science and Innovation has a management major (any major can be applied) and a science and technology enterprise entrepreneurship major. Economics is another hot direction of social science application, and Britain ranks fourth.
Art and design majors rank third in Britain. In addition, the school also has financial mathematics and financial engineering majors, which are suitable for science and engineering, finance, economics, computer science and other majors. Students with good mathematical skills can apply for the exam.