The University of Bath was "very pleased" to be ranked ninth among UK universities in the Daily Telegraph’s league table today (July 30).
The Department of Pharmacy & Pharmacology of The University of Bath was ranked first in the country, and its Department of Mechanical Engineering was ranked second.
The league table, published online, looks at: student satisfaction; research strength; student entry grades; student-staff ratios; spending on academic services such as staff, books, journals and computers; spending on facilities; the proportion of first class and upper seconds awarded to graduating students; the proportion of students leaving for graduate jobs or further study; and drop-out rates.
The University was ranked equal ninth by The Guardian in May, and ninth by The Times last year.
A University of Bath spokesperson said: “We’re very pleased to be ranked ninth in the UK by the Daily Telegraph, ahead of larger and older universities. We feel this is a recognition of the high quality of teaching and facilities we offer here, which is reflected in the academic achievements of our students and their success at getting jobs.” -University of Bath
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