Top British universities and colleges for art and science

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Britain is a very popular place to study. Not only does it offer diverse universities that are a mix of traditional and contemporary places of study, but diverse cities in which they're set too. If you're looking into studying an art or science degree, then take a look at these top British universities to study your chosen topic. Whether it's art and design or photography, physics or biology, Britain has the right uni or college for you.

Goldsmiths, University of London
In the world's top 100 and the UK's top 20 universities for the arts and humanities, Goldsmiths University of London, formerly Goldsmiths College, is the place to study if you're artistically gifted. Famous artists including Antony Gormley and Damien Hirst are among the university's former students, with six past students winning the prestigious Turner Prize. This all provides more artistic inspiration than you can shake a paint brush at! In a great location not far from London's centre, Goldsmiths is the perfect university option for any budding artist.

University College London
Established in 1826, University College London was established to make education widely available to students of any race, class, religion or gender. This uni is based in the heart of London, which makes for a buzzing and exciting atmosphere. The university offers a new combined Bachelor of Arts and Sciences course, which allows students to build a customised study programme — perfect for any student torn between topics in this field. Combining historic buildings with modern technologies, the History of Art Department is recognised as one of the most distinguished departments in its subject in the world.

University of Manchester: Physics and Astronomy
If it's physics and astronomy you're keen on studying, then look no further than the University of Manchester. The Physicist Brian Cox, OBE, received his degree and PHD at this celebrated university and he's now an honorary professor who presents guest lectures to all levels of students and hosts talks about his experiences of making his television shows about astronomy. He's not the only famous staff member — two University of Manchester physics professors won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 2010 by inventing a completely new material called graphene. To really impress its prospective students, Manchester is the only physics department in the UK to be both in the top five of internationally outstanding research universities and to have the top ranking for teaching.

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