University of Suffolk jumps 20 places in Complete University Guide tables
It now sits at number 80 in the league, which is topped by the University of Cambridge
The University of Suffolk (UoS) has risen 20 positions in the latest Complete University Guide league tables.
It now sits at number 80 in the league, which is topped by the University of Cambridge.
The jump makes it the joint-fourth highest number of positions gained by a university for this year nationally.
The UoS also rose in the rankings last year, by 26 places.
The league tables are based on measures, including how satisfied students are with teaching and how likely learners are to gain a good job on graduating.
Metrics covered include entry standards, student satisfaction, quality of research, graduate prospects, student-to-staff ratio, spending on academic services, degree completion, and spending on student facilities.
Professor Helen Langton, University of Suffolk Vice-Chancellor and CEO, commented: “The University of Suffolk is continuing to demonstrate that the quality of learning and the experience for students is high and this is reflected in the results of two national sets of data.
“Climbing 20 places in the latest Complete University Guide rankings is fantastic news for the university and our staff and students. It is testament to the hard work of our students and the commitment of our staff, making Suffolk an ambitious, forward-thinking and transformational university which is continuing to make such a positive upward trajectory...
“It’s clear Suffolk is a real destination of choice for students, and with further plans in the pipeline we are sure there are more exciting times ahead.”