Kaplan International College London: Cranfield University

Build a future by studying in the UK with a pathway course at Kaplan International College (KIC) London. Situated in the world's top academic city (QS Best Student Cities 2019), the College will prepare students for a university degree and for a successful career.

Cranfield University is the UK's only exclusively postgraduate university in Technology and Management. Its advanced technology and state-of-the-art facilities will help students on the path to career success.

Why Cranfield University: Kaplan International College London

• Postgraduate specialization and research: Cranfield is a six-time winner of the Queen's Anniversary Prize for Further and Higher Education. It is ranked in the top ten UK universities for commercial research, consultancy, and professional development. As an exclusively postgraduate university, Cranfield is excluded from the Times Higher Education World University Rankings, which focuses on helping prospective undergraduate students to compare universities. 
• Small class sizes: Cranfield's staff-to-student ratio is 8:1, one of the best of any university in the UK. Students will appreciate Cranfield's hands-on, practical approach, specialist focus, and the depth and excellence of the education they will receive.
• Facilities: Built on a former RAF base, Cranfield is one of only a few universities in the world to own and run its own airport, maintaining an aerospace heritage spanning back more than 70 years. Many facilities are industry standard, used by other universities and serve as an essential, front-line resource for the UK as a whole. This includes the National Flying Laboratory Centre, the National Wind Tunnel facility, and the National Reference Centre for Soils.
• International focus: Students from more than 100 countries attend Cranfield each year to advance their education. The international community reflects the diversity of many global organizations and multinational companies. Of Cranfield's student body, just under half are from EU countries and the rest of the world.