Universities

The University of Cambridge is made up of over 30 colleges and self governed by a community of scholars. It is one of the oldest in the UK and worldwide having reached its 800th anniversary. Each college is a separate entity sharing only lecturers and tutors across the campus. Cambridge remains one of the UK's highly respected institutions producing some of the finest academic and educational writing and research with over 85 affiliates having won the Nobel Prize.

Oxford is regarded as one of the most prestigious institutions in the UK and after nine centuries of education remains at the forefront of teaching and research. There are 38 self governing colleges at Oxford spanning four main divisions covering humanities, medical sciences, mathematical, physical and life sciences and social sciences. Oxford is proud to offer challenging and rewarding courses for those who are motivated high achievers.

Harvard Business School is world renowned for excellence in academic and business studies. The school offers nine Doctorate courses, MBA qualifications and over 60 executive courses for business professionals. Harvard is synonymous with achievement and offers attendees the opportunity to both further their knowledge, education and career potential. Fees differ depending on the course undertaken. Fees quoted are for 1 year MBA course.

Ranked as one of the top 25 universities in the world, Kings College London is renowned for its academic research, intellectual standards and focus on educational achievements. The university is widely recognised as a centre of excellence for those studying medicine but also has exceptional faculties in law, humanities and social sciences. Students at Kings College come from all over the world to learn and excel in their chosen field. Fees quoted are per year for undergraduates in 2012.