| University Score 1 Warwick 24 5 A 25.3 95.7 2 London, Royal Holloway 23 5* A 23.2 93.6 3 Hull 24 4 A 23.7 90.7 4 Lancaster 24 4 A 22.6 89.9 5 Bristol 23 4 A 26.1 88.4 6 Reading 24 4 B 22.3 87.6 7 Kent 24 4 C 24.4 85.9 8 Exeter 22 4 A 24.3 82.8 9 Loughborough 23 3a B 23.8 81.3 10 Manchester 21 4 A 24.4 78.7 11 Birmingham 21 4 A 24.1 78.5 12 London, Goldsmiths 22 4 C 23.6 77.0 13 Glasgow HS 4 A 72.4 14 Surrey 20 4 B 22.8 71.4 15 East Anglia 21 3b A 24.3 71.2 16 Manchester Metropolitan 23 3b B 14.5 70.8 17 Ulster 22 3b C 21.0 69.6 18 De Montfort 22 3b B 69.4 19 Bournemouth 22 2 A 66.2 20 Brunel 23 19.0 64.7 Aberystwyth S 3a A 18.6 Central Lancashire 20 15.0 Glamorgan E 15.7 Liverpool John Moores 21 2 D 17.0 London, Queen Mary 21 23.2 Middlesex 22 2 C 16.7 North London 22 10.0 Northumbria 22 1 B 14.3 Nottingham Trent 3A C 15.8 Salford 21 17.7 Coventry 1 A 14.7 Derby 18 13.6 East London 19 15.0 Hertfordshire 15 10.9 Huddersfield 17 2 C 13.8 Sheffield Hallam 19 19.0 Staffordshire 20 12.6 Wolverhampton 19 14.0 Employment: 72.6% (drama), 69.7% (cinematics) Further study: 13.8% (drama), 10.3% (cinematics) Unemployment: 7.2% (drama), 11.3% (cinematics) ONLY one institution - Royal Holloway, the London University college at Egham, Surrey - was rated internationally outstanding for research in this collection of performing arts, but it just missed out on full marks for teaching quality and, with it, top place in our table. That distinction went to Warwick, as the only one of the five universities with 24 points for teaching which also achieved a grade 5 for research. |