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Top UK Universities for Economics 2018

Saddique Ansari

01 Feb 2020 • 2 min read

The Top 40 UK universities for Economics, according to the The Guardian*.

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to access the University’s Economics Department.

1. Cambridge

Cambridge
– 100.0

2. Oxford

Oxford

– 98.1

3. Heriot-Watt

Heriot-Watt
– 91.4

4. Nottingham

Nottingham
– 89.3

5. Coventry

Coventry
– 87.4

6. Leeds

Leeds
– 85.0

7. Surrey

Surrey
– 83.9

8. Warwick

Warwick
– 82.6

9. Bath

Bath
– 82.3

10. Durham

Durham –
82.2

11. Kings College

Kings
College –
80.1

12. St Andrews

St
Andrews – 78.8

13. Loughborough

Loughborough
– 78.3

14. Queen Mary

Queen
Mary – 78.1

15. Portsmouth

Portsmouth– 78.0

16. Kent

Kent– 77.0

16. Glasgow

Glasgow– 77.0

18. Stirling

Stirling– 76.7

19. York

York
– 76.1

20. UAE

UAE
– 75.9

21 Aberdeen

Aberdeen
– 75.3

22. Strathclyde

Strathclyde
– 75.0

22. UCL

UCL –
75.0

24. LSE

LSE –
74.5

25. Dundee

Dundee –
73.1

26. Buckingham

Buckingham72

26. Bristol

Bristol
– 72.0

28. Exeter

Exeter – 71.5

29. Central Lancashire

Central Lancashire –
71.2

30. SOAS

SOAS
– 70.7

31. De Montfort

De Montfort
– 70.6

32. Sussex

Sussex –
70.2

33. Birmingham

Birmingham
– 68.8

34. Hertfordshire

Hertfordshire
– 68.0

35. Cardiff Met

Cardiff
Met –
67.5

36. UWE Bristol

UWE
Bristol – 66.7

37. Royal Holloway

Royal Holloway
– 66.3

38. Essex

Essex
– 65.8

39. Reading

Reading –
65.3

40. Salford

Salford
– 65.2

*The Guardian Index looks at
STUDENT satisfaction with the course, with
teaching and feedback, value added, entry tariff, spending on
students, staff-student ratio, and career progression.

*The Guardian Index looks at STUDENT satisfaction with the course, with teaching and feedback, value added, entry tariff, spending on students, staff-student ratio, and career progression.

*The Guardian Index looks at
STUDENT satisfaction with the course, with
teaching and feedback, value added, entry tariff, spending on
students, staff-student ratio, and career progression.