The Technical University of Munich (Technische Universität München) is located in Munich, the capital of Bavaria in southern Germany. It is one of the oldest and most prestigious technical universities in Europe since the Industrial Revolution (along with RWTH Aachen University and Dresden University of Technology). The Technical University of Munich is internationally renowned as one of the world’s top universities. It is the alma mater of globally renowned scientists and social figures such as Rudolf Diesel, the "Father of the Diesel Engine"; Carl von Linde, the "Father of Refrigeration"; Ludwig Prandtl, the "Father of Fluid Mechanics"; and the literary giant Thomas Mann. In modern times, the Technical University of Munich is considered a symbol of German universities on the global stage.

Dresden University, also known as Dresden University of Technology (Technische Universität Dresden), was founded in 1828. It is a German public university located in Dresden, the capital of the Free State of Saxony. It is a member of the TU9 alliance of Germany’s nine leading technical universities and one of Germany's 11 “Excellence Universities.” As one of the oldest and most prestigious universities in Germany and Europe, it offers 126 academic programs, making it Germany’s most comprehensive university. With 36,962 students, it ranks among the ten largest universities in Germany. In 1994, it was the first university in Germany to advocate and initiate a patent initiative. In 2009, it initiated the “Dresden Concept Alliance,” comprising 14 leading cultural and research institutions as well as numerous museums and libraries. It is the only German university that collaborates with all four major German research organizations: the Leibniz Association, the Max Planck Society, the Helmholtz Association, and the Fraunhofer Society.

• Harvard University, referred to as "Harvard", is located in the Boston metropolitan area of Cambridge, Massachusetts, is a world-renowned private research university, is a member of the famous Ivy League. It has a high academic status and extensive influence in literature, medicine, law, business and other fields, and is recognized as one of the top higher education institutions in the world today. By 2023, Harvard University has won 161 Nobel prizes, ranking first in the world. In the QS World University Rankings 2024, Harvard University is ranked fourth.

• Stanford University, located in the southern San Francisco Bay Area of California, Palo Alto, near the world's famous high-tech park Silicon Valley, is a world-renowned private research university. Stanford laid a solid foundation for the formation and rise of Silicon Valley, training leaders of many high-tech companies, This includes the founders of HP, Google, Yahoo, Nike, Logitech, Snapchat, Electronic Arts, Sun Microsystems, NVIDIA, Cisco and LinkedIn. By 2023, Harvard University has won 84 Nobel prizes, ranking sixth in the world.

• Massachusetts Institute of Technology, referred to as "Massachusetts Institute of Technology" or "MIT", William Barton Rogers was founded in 1861 in the Boston metropolitan area of Cambridge, Massachusetts, the main campus is built on the Charles River, is a world-renowned top private research university. MIT's early focus on applied science and engineering, after the outbreak of World War II, based on the United States defense technology research and development needs to rise. By 2023, Harvard University has won 97 Nobel prizes, ranking fourth in the world. MIT is ranked 1st in the world in the 2024QS World University Rankings.

• The University of Cambridge is located in Cambridge, England, is a world-renowned public research university, using the college federal system, and the University of Oxford, University College London, Imperial College London, the London School of Economics and Political Science belong to the "G5 super elite university". The University of Cambridge has a high academic status and extensive influence in many fields, and is recognized as one of the top higher education institutions in the world today. It is ranked 2nd in the QS World University Rankings in 2024 and has a total of 120 Nobel laureates by 2023 (second in the world).

• Yale University, referred to as "Yale" or "Yale", is located in New Haven, Connecticut, the United States, is a world-renowned private research university, the third oldest institution of higher learning in the United States, one of the 14 founding institutions of the Association of American Universities, is also a member of the famous Ivy League, a member of the Global University Presidents Forum. The 260 buildings on Yale campus cover the design styles of various historical periods and are known as "the most beautiful urban campus in the United States". By 2023, the number of Nobel Prize winners at Harvard University is 65, ranking ninth in the world.

• The University of Oxford is a world-renowned public research university, and the University of Cambridge and known as the "ox sword". Founded in 1167, it is the oldest university in the English-speaking world and the second oldest surviving institution of higher education in the world. Oxford University has emerged a group of leading scientific masters, trained a large number of pioneering artists and heads of state, including 27 British Prime Ministers and dozens of heads of state, political and business leaders around the world. Ranked 3rd in the QS World University Rankings 2024, while as of 2023, there are 71 Nobel Prize winners (ninth in the world).

• Tel Aviv University is a very large national comprehensive university in Israel, currently has 9 faculties, more than 125 schools and departments, hundreds of research centers and laboratories, covering many fields such as arts, science, engineering, life, medicine, art and so on. Tel Aviv University, or TAU for short, is a state university in Israel. The university offers programs in various fields, such as natural sciences, humanities and arts. Tel Aviv University is home to several institutes, forums and centers, including StarTAU (Tel Aviv University Entrepreneurship Center), Net Impact, the Center for Renewable Energy, and the Center for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology. In addition, Tel Aviv University has more than 11 international Master of Arts programs, all of which offer students academic education and coursework integrated with the Sofaer Global MBA program. At present, it has become a very large university in Israel, with a wide range of disciplines, and attaches great importance to basic and applied science research. The university also has specialized institutes, mainly engaged in strategic research, health care system management, technology forecasting and energy research, among others

• The Hebrew University, or Hebrew University for short, is the first university of the Jewish people, founded by Albert Einstein and Freud, and a symbol of the cultural revival of the Jewish people in its ancestral birthplace, and a member of the Global Alliance of Universities and Colleges. The university was founded in 1918 and completed in 1925. Heda is the highest institution in Israel and is known as the "Harvard of the Middle East". In addition to the Skopsi Hill campus, there are also campuses in Givat Ram, Rehovot and Incorem. The university has developed into a dynamic, world-class university of teaching and research.

• Waseda University is a world-renowned research university located in Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan. Waseda University was founded by former Japanese Prime Minister Shigobu Okuma in 1882 with the declaration that "learning should be independent". Waseda University is A Class A school of Japan's Super International University Program for the world's TOP100, a core member of Japan's RU11 Academic Research Forum, a founding member of the Asia-Pacific Association of International Education (APAIE) and one of the five Japanese member schools of the Alliance of Pacific Rim Universities, an organization of research universities, and a member of the Tokyo Six Major Schools Baseball League. Its graduates have produced a large number of talents, and its influence in the world is extremely extensive. Seven Japanese prime ministers have graduated from Waseda University, and nearly one third of National Assembly members are from Waseda University. The founders and presidents of many famous companies such as SONY, Toshiba, Rakuten, Nintendo, Panasonic, Sanyo, and Uniqlo all came from Waseda University. So far, 30 alumni have won the Akutagawa Prize, the highest prize in Japanese literature, ranking first in Japan.

• The University of Tokyo is a world-renowned research university with its headquarters in the Bunkyo district of Tokyo, Japan. As the highest academic palace in Japan and the head of the seven old Imperial universities, it enjoys a high reputation around the world. Toku was born in 1877 by the merger of "Tokyo Kaisei School" and "Tokyo Medical School" during the Meiji Restoration. It is the first national comprehensive university in Japan and one of the earliest Western universities in Asia. Some of its departments can be traced back to the reign of Emperor Niiwon as a direct product of the impact of capitalist civilization. Todai has an important historical position in Japanese society. As of 2014, Todai has trained a large number of academic, business and political elites, including 9 Nobel Prize winners, 6 Wolf Prize winners, 1 Fields Medal winner, 16 Japanese Prime ministers, 21 (Imperial) Parliament speakers, and so on, with unparalleled influence and popularity in Japan.

• The National University of Singapore (NUS) is a leading world-class university in Singapore, accredited by AACSB and EQUIS, a member of the Asian University Alliance, the Asia Pacific Association of International Education, the International Consortium of Research Universities, the Universitas 21 University Alliance, the Association of Pacific Rim Universities. His research in the fields of engineering, life sciences and biomedicine, social sciences and natural sciences enjoys a worldwide reputation.

• Nanyang Technological University, also known as NTU or NTU, is a research-intensive university in Singapore. Ntu is a member of the Alliance of Pacific Rim Universities, the Global University Presidents Forum, the International Alliance for New Engineering Education, the founding member of the Global University Artificial Intelligence Academic Alliance, the member of AACSB, the member of the Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs, and the founding member of the International Alliance of Scientific and Technological Universities. Ntu is a comprehensive university with equal emphasis on engineering and business, and its main campus is often ranked as one of the most beautiful campuses in the world. In 2006, NTU became an autonomous university and is now one of the two very large public universities in Singapore.