University of London is a university federation of dozens of universities and research institutes in London, the capital of the United Kingdom (the same as the University of California, also known as "public federal universities"). In 1836, it was commissioned by London University College and King's College London University merger, and was awarded the royal charter. Is one of the most influential public university systems in the world and is praised as a "model of public higher education." University of London is one of the largest federal universities in the world and its universities are among the best in all academic indicators and rankings. These campuses are independent and closely related to each other and each exists as an independent university and form a system of the University of London with a worldwide reputation. At present, Princess Anne, the only daughter of Queen Elizabeth II in the United Kingdom, is the supervisor of the University of London and colleges at all levels.

After 177 years of expansion, the University of London University Federation has evolved into a mega alliance of 18 independent autonomous institutes and 10 institutes, with a vast university system that has a profound impact on world development, among graduating college and faculty members , Has 72 Nobel Prize winners, dozens of heads of state. Its colleges have independent university status and a high degree of autonomy, they are independent enrollment, independent rankings. There are nine independent diplomas awarded to colleges, including: University College London, King's College London, London School of Economics, Queen Mary University of London, City University of London, Royal Holloway, Royal Academy of Music, Goldsmiths College London, Medical school.