"Next year, that could be you. And as freshers week 2025 kicks off, the Guardian has released its ranking of UK universities to help next year's students pick the best destinations. The paper looked at eight measures of performance for its ranking, covering every stage of a student's time at uni, from entry requirements, to teaching satisfaction to graduate prospects."
"The uni earned 89.4 out of 100 from final-year students for quality of teaching and 76.2 for the quality of feedback and assessment. It performed particularly well in the 'continuation' category (the percentage of first year students continuing to second year) with 96.4 percent and in the 'career after 15 months' category, with 93 percent of grads in jobs or further study."
A UK university ranking used eight performance measures spanning entry requirements, teaching satisfaction, feedback, continuation and graduate prospects. Around 40 London universities were evaluated. London School of Economics ranked top among London institutions, placing fourth overall with a score of 93.8. LSE received 89.4 for teaching quality, 76.2 for feedback and assessment, 96.4% continuation and 93% of graduates in jobs or further study after 15 months. LSE ranked first nationally in law, accounting and finance, and sociology and social policy. Imperial, University of the Arts London and UCL also made the UK top 20. Oxford, St Andrews and Cambridge were the top three.
Read at Time Out London
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