The definition of the best universities in the world is engaged in a variety of rating agencies.
Times Higher Education’s World University published a list of the best universities in Europe.
The rankings are based on teaching and research universities. Here are 10 of the best universities in Europe.
1. Wageningen University, the Netherlands.
Wageningen University and research center at the University spetsializiruyutsya on the natural and social Sciences.
2. University Of Amsterdam, The Netherlands
University of Amsterdam is a public University and the third oldest University in the Netherlands.
3. Delft University of technology, the Netherlands.
Is the largest technical University in the Netherlands.
4. Berlin Humboldt University, Germany.
From all over the world people are attracted to study in Germany. This country puts priority in European education.
Berlin Humboldt University has a world class reputation in the field of arts and Humanities.
5. The University Of Manchester, UK.
At the University of Manchester has nearly 40,000 students, making it the largest University in the United Kingdom by number of students.
6. Technical University of Munich, Germany.
Technical University of Munich specializiruetsya in the field of natural Sciences.
7. University of Heidelberg, Germany.
University of Heidelberg, founded in 1386, is the oldest University in Germany.
8. Catholic University of Louvain, Belgium.
The Catholic University of Leuven is the largest institution of higher education of Belgium, and is considered one of the leading European research universities. It is also the oldest Catholic University in the world, founded in 1425.
9. Kings College, UK.
Kings College London is the largest University in the training of medical staff in Europe. The University consists of three academic hospitals in which the study and practice of more than 27 thousand students and more than 10 thousand graduate students.
10. Federal Polytechnic school of Lausanne, Switzerland.
The school has about 3,000 graduate students and nearly 700 teachers.
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