The Technische Universitaet München (TUM), for its outstanding innovation and excellent quality of science and education, was rated by the German Federation for Scientific Research (DFG) as one of the first three German elite-universities (Elite-Uni) and was listed by the German government as a priority in the "Future Plan". The German government is listed as a key target for funding and support in the "Future Plan". In the German Ministry of Education's university research ranking (CHE), Munich Polytechnic University has been ranked first for many years. The university currently has three campuses with 12 faculties and 127 majors.

Hughes Hall (Cambridge University) is a college of the University of Cambridge, founded in 1885, and was the first college of the University of Cambridge dedicated to graduate students, enrolling only adult students.

Pembroke College, Cambridge is a college of the University of Cambridge, founded in 1347, and is one of the earliest established colleges of Cambridge.

Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz is a comprehensive research university in Germany, founded in 1477 in the city of Mainz, named after Johannes Gutenberg, the inventor of Western movable type. The university is named after Johannes Gutenberg, the inventor of Western movable type. The University of Mainz consists of 150 departments and institutes, and its student body ranks among the top ten in Germany.

The University of Sussex (University of Sussex, Sussex) is a young university in the United Kingdom, received the Royal Charter in 1961, officially established as a university. In the short decades since its establishment, the University of Sussex has three Nobel Prize winners. The University of Sussex has a high level of teaching and research in chemistry, European studies, and art history. In the 2014 UK University Rankings, the University of Sussex was ranked 32nd.

The University of Worcester is a public university in Worcester, England, with a history dating back to the founding of Worcester Emergency Teacher Training College in 1946. It was awarded university status in 2005 and has a student body of approximately 10,000. The University of Worcester is a public university located in Worcester;

University of Stuttgart (University of Stuttgart) is a globally renowned comprehensive engineering university, and one of the five most reputable polytechnics in Germany (the rest include, , , ), founded in 1892, is located in Stuttgart, the capital of Baden-Württemberg, Germany, to mechanical engineering, civil engineering, electrical engineering and materials science. Civil engineering, electrical engineering and materials science and other professions are most famous, into the world's top 100, in addition, the vehicle engineering profession steadily ranked first in Germany. In addition, vehicle engineering is ranked first in Germany;

The University of Bolton is a public university in the United Kingdom, located in Bolton, Greater Manchester, founded in 1982 and awarded university status in 2004, ranked low in the UK national university rankings. The University of Bolton is a public university located in Bolton, Greater Manchester;

London South Bank University (LSBU) is a public university in the United Kingdom, founded in 1892, received university status in 1992, is located in the London Borough of Southwark, opened the College of Business, College of Built Environment, College of Engineering and other faculties. LSBU is a public university founded in 1892, and was granted university status in 1992;

The University of Kent (University of Kent) is a research university in the United Kingdom, one of the UK's plate glass universities, founded in 1965 and located in Kent. In the 2014 UK University Rankings, the University of Kent is ranked 33rd.

Cranfield University is a public research university in the United Kingdom, founded in 1946, was granted university status in 1993, formerly known as the School of Aviation. Cranfield University's strengths include aerospace, defense, engineering and transportation systems.

The University of Exeter (University of Exeter) is a public university located in Exeter, Devon, England, established in 1955 as a member of the. The University of Exeter's strengths include the arts, education, law, dentistry, social sciences, and more. In the 2014 UK University Rankings, the University of Exeter was ranked 8th.

The University of Sheffield is one of the UK's "red brick universities", a member of the University of Sheffield, whose history dates back to the founding of Sheffield Medical School in 1828 and the merger of two other schools in 1897 to form Sheffield University. In 1897, two other schools were merged to form the University College of Sheffield, which was officially renamed the University of Sheffield by Royal Charter in 1905. The University of Sheffield has a high standard in the fields of architecture, archaeology, and chemistry. In 2014, the University of Sheffield was ranked 19th in the overall ranking of UK universities.

The University of Kassel is a German public university founded in 1971 and located in Kassel, Hesse. The university's areas of emphasis are technical and environmental sciences, education and social studies.

The Fachhochschule Münster (University of Applied Sciences Münster) is a German public university established in 1971 in Münster with about 14,000 students and departments of architecture, civil engineering, chemical engineering, and energy and environmental protection.