Термиз давлат университети

particularly Oxford and Cambridge. The whole system operates with very little 
public control, though some children from state schools are admitted. But the cost 
of education is so high that not many can afford entering these universities. 
Newton, Byron, Darwin, Rutherford and many other scientists and writers 
were educated at Cambridge. 
With the advance of industrialization of the 19
th
century and the growth of 
manufacture, technicians and scientists were needed. The older universities did not 
produce them. Therefore, science classes were set up in industrial centres and they 

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developed into either technical colleges or the “Modern Universities” (London, 
Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Sheffield, etc.). They were based more on the mass 
lecture system than were Oxford and Cambridge. These modern universities were 
built generally in the middle of the large industrial towns, either in light stone which 
quickly turned grey or in red brick. Thus the term “redbrick universities” arose. 
Every university autonomous and responsible only to its governing body. The
regulations differ from university to university. While there are similarities 
between the “redbrick universities”, they all differ greatly from Oxford and 
Cambridge.