| University Score 1 Cambridge E 5* A 29.5 100.0 2 Warwick E 5* A 27.0 98.3 3 London, Kings E 5* A 26.4 97.9 4 London, UCL E 5* A 25.6 97.3 5 Oxford E 5* B 29.0 96.8 6 London School of Economics E 5 A 28.5 95.6 7 Durham E 5 A 28.3 95.4 8 Sheffield E 5 A 27.6 94.9 9 Birmingham E 5 A 26.3 94.1 10 St Andrews E 5 B 25.7 91.3 11 Edinburgh E 4 B 28.0 89.5 12 Liverpool E 4 A 24.4 89.0 13 Hull E 5 B 22.4 89.0 14 London, Royal Holloway E 5 B 22.2 88.9 15 Lancaster E 4 A 23.4 88.4 16 York E 4 B 26.1 88.2 17 Queens, Belfast E 4 B 23.0 86.1 18 Leicester E 4 B 22.3 85.6 19 Swansea E 3a A 18.4 81.3 20 Bristol S 5 A 27.2 79.7 Aberdeen HS 3a A 22.2 East Anglia S 5 A 22.4 Glasgow HS 3a B 25.8 Leeds S 5 B 26.5 London, SOAS S 5* B 16.5 Manchester S 5 B 23.9 Nottingham S 4 B 27.7 Stirling HS 4 A 20.7 Strathclyde HS 5 B 16.0 Sussex S 5 B 23.4 Cardiff S 4 A 22.6 Dundee HS 3a C 19.5 Exeter S 4 B 26.2 Keele S 4 A 19.2 Kent S 4 B 21.3 London, Queen Mary S 4 A 22.5 London, SEES S 4 A 18.0 Newcastle S 4 B 24.9 Southampton S 4 A 22.8 Ulster S 5 B 17.1 Aberystwyth S 4 A 17.4 Bangor S 3a A 14.8 Central Lancashire S 3a B 15.4 De Montfort S 3b A Essex S 4 A 17.6 London, Goldsmiths S 4 C 17.3 Northumbria S 3a C 22.4 Oxford Brookes S 4 C 17.8 Reading S 4 B 20.7 Sheffield Hallam S 4 B 15.2 Bristol, West of England S 3a B 6.0 Huddersfield S 3a B 13.8 Kingston S 3b C 14.1 Lampeter S 3b B 13.4 North London S 3a B 7.8 Nottingham Trent S 2 C 18.5 Portsmouth S 3b B 15.2 Teesside S 3a C 13.3 Westminster S 3b C Wolverhampton S 3a C 15.7 Glamorgan S 2 C Hertfordshire S 2 C Liverpool John Moores S 3b D London Guildhall 4 B 11.2 Luton S 2 B 13.1 Manchester Metropolitan S 3b D 15.1 Middlesex S 3b C 10.0 Staffordshire S 3b B 10.8 Sunderland S 3b C 10.6 Thames Valley S 2 D Anglia S 3b D 11.4 Brunel S 13.0 Derby S 1 D 10.7 East London S 10.0 Greenwich S 10.3 Leeds Metropolitan S 13.6 Plymouth S 17.0 Employment: 56.5% Further study: 29.9% Unemployment: 6.0%HISTORY was one of the first subjects to be assessed for teaching quality, and there have been big changes in some departments. Almost 20 universities in England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland were rated as excellent, but some of the most popular courses, such as those at Bristol and Nottingham, were no more than satisfactory. Four institutions scored maximum points for both teaching and research: King's College and University College London, and Cambridge and Warwick. Average entrance qualifications of almost three As at A level tip the balance in favour of Cambridge. No new university features in the top 40 places. |
