The University of Portsmouth (University of Portsmouth) is a public university in Portsmouth, Hampshire, founded in 1869 (Portsmouth and Gosport School of Science and Art) and granted university status in 1992.

Girton College, Cambridge is a college of the University of Cambridge, founded in 1869 in Huntingdon Road, and was the first residential women's college in England, which began admitting male undergraduates in 1979.

The University of Wolverhampton (UW) is a public university in the United Kingdom, with its main campus located in the center of Wolverhampton. Its history can be traced back to the Wolverhampton Institute of Mechanics, founded in 1835, and was granted university status in 1992. The University of Wolverhampton has a high level of teaching and research in the fields of linguistics, library and information management.

The University of Chester is a public university in the United Kingdom, located in Chester, its history can be traced back to the founding of the Diocese of Chester Episcopal Training College in 1839. It has been accredited as a university since 2005 and offers departments of Applied Science, Arts and Media, and Humanities.

The University of Birmingham (University of Birmingham) is one of the UK's "Red Brick Universities", with a history dating back to the founding of the Birmingham Medical School in 1825, which was officially granted university status in 1900. As a member of the University of Birmingham, the University of Birmingham was ranked 16th in the 2014 UK University Rankings.

Edinburgh Napier University is a British public university located in Edinburgh, Northern Ireland, which was granted university status in 1992.

Christ's College, Cambridge, a member college of the University of Cambridge, was founded in 1505 in St Andrew's Road and is renowned for the outstanding academic performance of its students.

St John's College, Cambridge is a college of the University of Cambridge, founded in 1511, located in St John's Road, with 11 courtyards on both sides of the River Cambridge, the most of any of the Cambridge colleges.

The University of Lincoln (University of Lincoln) is a public university in the United Kingdom, founded in 1861 (Hull College of Art), was granted university status in 1992, the main campus is located in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, near Brayford pool, opened the College of Social Sciences, College of Arts The main campus is located in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, near Brayford pool.

The University of Hertfordshire (University of Hertfordshire) is a public university in the United Kingdom, located in Hatfield, founded in 1952 (Hertford College of Technology), was granted university status in 1992, in the fields of history, computing, aerospace, astronomy and other areas with The University has a high level of history, computing, aerospace, astronomy and other fields.

Cosmetic Courses is the UK's first cosmetic training website, created by a UK cosmetic surgeon, offering primary to advanced cosmetic training courses for cosmetic surgeons, dentists, nurses and medical professionals from around the world.

The University of Bradford ( The University of Bradford (abbreviated as UoB) is a public university in the United Kingdom, located in Bradford, West Yorkshire, which was granted university status in 1966 and has schools of information science, social and international relations, life sciences, health and other schools.

Northumbria University ( Northumbria University is a public university in Newcastle-upon-Tyne with a history dating back to Rutherford Technical College, founded in 1880 and granted university status in 1992.

Blackfriars, Oxford ( Blackfriars, Oxford is a permanent private college of the University of Oxford, founded in 1221 and recognized as a permanent private college in 1994, under the administration of the Dominicans of England.

Teesside The University of Teesside is a modern British university located in Middlesbrough. Its history can be traced back to the Mechanics' Institute, founded in 1844, and was granted university status in 1992.