The term 'British University' refers to three universities located in the United Kingdom: OXFORD (6 letters), Leeds (5 letters) and Bathschool (10 letters). OXFORD is one of the oldest universities in the world, having been founded in 1096. It is a prestigious university, renowned for its academic excellence and research. Leeds is a large university located in the city of Leeds, England. It is known for its diverse range of courses and its strong focus on student experience. Bathschool is a smaller university located in the city of Bath, England. It is known for its strong emphasis on teaching and research, as well as its commitment to providing an excellent learning environment.