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University statisticsManchester Metropolitan has the most female students, De Montford is top for disabled students, while LSE is best for starting salaries

Top for female students:
1.Manchester Metropolitan University (12355)
2.University of Leeds (12040)
3.University of Manchester (11650)
4.Cardiff University (9440)
5.University of Ulster (9275)
6.University of Edinburgh (9175)
7.University of Birmingham (9055)
8.University of the West of England, Bristol (8435)
9.University of Nottingham (8420)
10.University of Glasgow (8345)
Top for male students:
1.University of Manchester (11175)
2.Manchester Metropolitan University (9705)
3.University of Leeds (9625)
4.University of Nottingham (8925)
5.University of Sheffield (7710)
6.Nottingham Trent University (7620)
7.Sheffield Hallam University (7445)
8.University of Birmingham (7300)
9.University of Edinburgh (7210)
10.University of the West of England, Bristol (7155)
Top for students living at home:
1.Manchester Metropolitan University (5710)
2.University of Wolverhampton (5485)
3.Glasgow Caledonian University (5230)
4.University of Glasgow (5115)
5.University of Westminster (4925)
6.University of Ulster (4175)
7.University of Hertfordshire (4020)
8.Queen Mary (3990)
9.Queen's University, Belfast (3975)
Top for ethnic minorities:
1.University of Westminster (6045)
2.Kingston University (5730)
3.Middlesex University (5615)
4.University of Hertfordshire (5105)
5.De Montfort University (4605)
6.University of Greenwich (4590)
7.Brunel University (4580)
8.Manchester Metropolitan University (4420)
9.Queen Mary (4400)
Top for mature students aged 21 or over
1.Manchester Metropolitan University (8720)
2.Middlesex University (7220)
3.University of Manchester (6910)
4.University of the West of England, Bristol (6455)
5.University of Edinburgh (6155)
6.University of Ulster (6135)
7.University of Greenwich (5945)
8.University of Leeds (5935)
9.University of Northumbria at Newcastle (5800)
Top for students with a disability
1.De Montfort University (1725)
2.University of Plymouth (1515)
3.Manchester Metropolitan University (1455)
4.University of Ulster (1405)
5.University of Leeds (1405)
6.University of Manchester (1395)
7.University of the Arts, London (1315)
8.University of Nottingham (1215)
9.University of Edinburgh (1190)
10.Oxford Brookes University (1135)
Lowest staff/student ratios
1.The Institute of Cancer Research (2.2)
2.London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (3.6)
3.University of London (Institutes and activities) (4.1)
4.Central School of Speech and Drama (5.9)
5.Cranfield University (5.9)
6.Scottish Agricultural College (6.2)
7.Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama (6.8)
8.Trinity Laban (7.0)
9.Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama (7.6)
10.Royal Academy of Music (8.5)
Top for graduate salaries in full-time work(05/06)
1.London School of Economics and Political Science (£27,694)
2.Imperial College of Science, Technology & Medicine (£26,822)
3.St George's, University of London (£26,655)
4.Cranfield University (£26,132)
5.King's College London (£23,782)
6.University College London (£23,614)
7.The Royal Veterinary College (£23,544)
8.Queen Mary (£23,491)
9.City University (£23,117)
10.University of Cambridge (£22,910)
Top for highest expenditure on facilites (£000s)
1.University of Oxford (13511)
2.University of Cambridge (11771)
3.University of Manchester (10479)
4.University of Nottingham (10216)
5.University of Southampton (8539)
6.University of Leeds (8435)
7.Durham University (8187)
8.University of Birmingham (8097)
9.University of Hertfordshire (8060)
10.University of Central England in Birmingham (7618)
NB: these figures all apply to first full-time degree students
Source — HESA

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I'd be interested to have an explanation of how the value of research is calculated. It appears a little confusing. In the Accounting & Finance subject tables for example Exeter is placed in 22nd place and yet seemingly has stronger scores than 21st and 20th place. Is a 5D research assessment considered to be weaker than a 4A or 4B?

J. Anderson, London,

In addition to having omitted most of the Biomedical subjects from your subject listings, many subjects within the Humanities such as Archaeology, Art History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Theology are also missing, when they used to be included. Also missing are Architecture, Physiotherapy and Zoology. Why are these no longer included?

Rebecca, Nottingham, UK

While there's a lot of silliness with league tables, these are patently silly. By using the number, your university with most â€˜xâ€™ is going to be populated mainly by the biggest universities â€“ ie those over 30000 students. So Leeds, and the two bigger Manchester Universities have most men and women.

Proportions can be much more telling â€“ students would really like to know whether University A has 75% or 80% women, or 75% or 80% men.

Mike, Headington, UK

Could you please let me know how Biomedical subjects such as Pharmacology, Biochemistry, Anatomy, Physiology, Biomedical Science are catagorised as these do not appear in your 32 subject listing.

helen hargreaves, London, UK

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