Which UK universities are collegiate?

[JunoTurner]

Besides Cambridge, Oxford and Durham, which other UK universities are collegiate?

Inspired by a comment in another thread in this section about whether St Andrews is. I know there are a few universities that have colleges but I’m not sure if they’re collegiate in the same way as the above three.

Lancaster. York. Thorough the collegiate system is nowhere near as strong as Oxbridge. London, technically!

Lol titchy I was wondering if someone would include London on a technicality

Kent also has colleges, though as @titchy says, only in Oxford, Cambridge and Durham does the College mean much, at other universities it is just a glorified name for a residential building really.

University of the Arts London is made up of colleges. The colleges are probably more well known than the University which seems to be unusual.

With UAL, the colleges were separate entities before they came under that umbrella.

Cambridge, Oxford & Durham are the only ones that are collegiate in the sense that Cambridge, Oxford & Durham are collegiate.

Various other institutions have a college system of sorts but it only has a weak practical effect on studying or student life. So not the same thing at all, really.

@JunoTurner

With UAL, the colleges were separate entities before they came under that umbrella.

Same with the University of London.

@JunoTurner

With UAL, the colleges were separate entities before they came under that umbrella.

Yes, I imagine that’s why people know the name of the individual colleges better than they know the name of the University.