辐射4 核融合核心mod:英国大学指南2012：英国大学最新排名变化

University guide 2012: download the Guardian tables and see how the rankings have changed
The Guardian University guide and ranking for 2012 is out. See what the data says and how it's changed
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The latest Guardian University Guide tables show that Cambridge University has taken the top spot, breaking its arch-rival Oxford's six-year stint as the UK's leading institution.
Oxford has come second and St Andrews third, while the London School
of Economics has climbed four places from last year to take fourth place. University College London, Warwick, Lancaster, Durham, Loughborough and Imperial College make up the top 10.
The tables are based on data for full-time undergraduates at UK universities.
Universities with low rankings are almost as likely to be intending to charge maximum tuition fees of £9,000 in 2012 as those with high rankings, our analysis suggests.
London Metropolitan University, which comes bottom of the Guardian tables, intends to charge between £4,500 and £9,000 for its degrees from autumn 2012. Salford, Liverpool John Moores, Manchester Metropolitan and the University of East London – all of which rank in the bottom 20 of the Guardian tables – want to charge £9,000 for at least some of their courses.
From autumn 2012, universities in England will be allowed to charge up to £9,000 a year for undergraduate degrees. The government's access watchdog, the Office for Fair Access, is looking at the fees each university in England wants to charge and will announce in July whether it approves of institutions' plans.
The tables were compiled by independent consultancy firm Intelligent Metrix. It's based originally on information collected by Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) and the National Student Survey, published byHigher Education Funding Council for England (Hefce).
We've also mashed in some data of our own, including the full plannedtuition fees, drop-out rates and student numbers.
Here are some of the key numbers:
• 38 of the universities in the top 60 will charge the full £9,000 tuition fee in 2012 - and 18 of those in the bottom 60
• The universities in the top 20 are bigger than those in the bottom 20 - with an average of 8,927 undergraduates, compared to 6,015
• The student staff ratio of the universities in the top 20 is less than that in the bottom 20 - 14.2 students to every tutor, compared to 21.54
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Data summary
University guide 2012
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2012 Rank
2011
Institution
Ave Teac Score
Exp. per student / 10
Student: staff ratio
Uni group
2012 max tuition fee
SOUERCE: INTELLIGENT METRIX, HESA
1
2
Cambridge
100.0
9.76
11.7
Russell
9,000
2
1
Oxford
97.9
10
10.8
Russell
9,000
3
4
St Andrews
85.3
7.25
13.3
1994 Group
4
8
London School of Economics
84.7
8.45
11.8
Russell
5
5
UCL
82.5
8.43
9.7
Russell
9,000
6
3
Warwick
81.8
8.56
14.1
Russell
9,000
7
6
Lancaster
79.1
7.49
13.8
1994 Group
9,000
8
17
Durham
77.2
6.14
15.3
1994 Group
9,000
9
9
Loughborough
75.5
5.8
17.1
1994 Group
9,000
10
7
Imperial College
74.1
8.54
10.9
Russell
9,000
11
14
Exeter
73.8
4.97
20.0
1994 Group
9,000
11
15
Sussex
73.8
4.64
16.1
1994 Group
9,000
13
11
SOAS
73.7
7.02
11.1
1994 Group
9,000
14
13
Bath
73.6
5.33
16.1
1994 Group
9,000
15
9
York
72.7
6.63
14.9
1994 Group
16
15
Edinburgh
70.6
8.64
14.4
Russell
17
12
Leicester
70.4
6.78
14.7
1994 Group
9,000
18
19
UEA
69.8
7.12
14.9
1994 Group
9,000
19
20
Surrey
69.5
7.15
19.0
1994 Group
9,000
19
21
Nottingham
69.5
6.39
14.2
Russell
9,000
21
23
Glasgow
69.2
6.47
14.5
Russell
22
24
City
68.8
7.53
17.6
9,000
23
27
Kent
68.3
6.31
14.4
9,000
24
30
Birmingham
68.1
7.86
15.4
Russell
9,000
25
33
Bristol
67.9
6.32
13.5
Russell
9,000
26
22
Dundee
67.8
6
14.3
27
32
Heriot-Watt
67.7
7.31
19.1
28
18
Southampton
67.1
6.24
13.6
Russell
9,000
29
25
Strathclyde
66.9
6.16
18.0
30
25
King's College London
66.6
6.35
12.0
Russell
9,000
31
37
Newcastle
66.3
5.55
15.3
Russell
9,000
32
45
Reading
65.4
5.87
15.5
1994 Group
9,000
33
31
Sheffield
64.5
4.83
14.9
Russell
9,000
34
36
Aston
64.2
5.9
17.1
9,000
35
41
Royal Holloway
63.7
4.83
15.7
1994 Group
9,000
36
46
Queen Mary
63.6
6.34
13.6
1994 Group
9,000
37
35
Leeds
63.0
6.28
14.9
Russell
9,000
38
27
Robert Gordon
62.6
4.23
19.0
39
43
Essex
61.5
6.22
15.6
1994 Group
9,000
39
46
Cardiff
61.5
5.96
15.0
Russell
41
51
Manchester
61.4
7.86
15.4
Russell
9,000
42
38
Bournemouth
60.8
6.94
23.6
University Alliance
9,000
42
48
Oxford Brookes
60.8
4.94
18.1
University Alliance
9,000
44
27
Stirling
60.7
4.25
19.3
45
33
Aberdeen
60.3
5.22
15.8
46
40
UC Falmouth
60.2
5.95
23.5
Ukadia/ Guild HE
9,000
47
49
Plymouth
60.1
7.21
16.5
University Alliance
9,000
48
52
Sunderland
59.7
6.7
15.8
Million +
8,500
49
39
Liverpool
59.3
6.66
13.2
Russell
9,000
50
49
Aberystwyth
58.8
4.77
18.1
University Alliance
9,000
50
56
Queen's, Belfast
58.8
5.6
14.8
Russell
52
55
Edinburgh Napier
58.5
3.58
21.6
Million +
53
54
Huddersfield
58.0
4.45
18.4
University Alliance
7,950
54
44
Keele
57.3
4.4
14.5
9,000
55
67
Northumbria
56.9
4.51
20.3
University Alliance
8,500
56
63
Queen Margaret
56.5
2.59
21.7
57
72
Lincoln
56.3
3.43
19.7
Guild HE
7,500
58
42
Chichester
56.2
3.34
16.6
8,500
59
62
UWE Bristol
55.5
3.82
20.7
University Alliance
60
79
Teesside
55.2
5.2
19.5
University Alliance
8,500
61
64
Gloucestershire
55.1
5.3
20.6
Million +
8,250
62
58
Goldsmiths
54.9
3.8
17.6
1994 Group
9,000
63
87
Coventry
54.5
3.33
15.7
Million +
9,000
63
94
Northampton
54.5
5.22
22.9
Million +
65
71
Sheffield Hallam
54.2
4.43
19.8
University Alliance
8,500
65
67
Bath Spa
54.2
4.07
21.1
Million +
9,000
67
53
Nottingham Trent
53.9
4.53
19.7
University Alliance
68
76
Glamorgan
53.7
4.6
20.2
University Alliance
69
96
Winchester
53.6
2.52
17.7
Guild HE
8,500
70
69
Central Lancashire
53.4
5.89
18.4
Million +
9,000
71
57
UWIC
53.1
4.1
20.7
University Alliance
72
60
Hertfordshire
52.9
4
18.5
University Alliance
8,500
73
78
Brighton
52.8
4.55
18.8
9,000
74
79
Glasgow Caledonian
52.5
3.85
20.9
University Alliance
75
112
Middlesex
52.2
7.23
21.0
Million +
9,000
75
59
Hull
52.2
4.55
20.1
9,000
77
69
Staffordshire
51.9
5.66
21.7
Million +
78
88
Edge Hill
50.9
3.26
18.5
9,000
79
65
Bangor
50.8
5.35
20.7
80
79
Chester
50.5
3.29
17.2
9,000
81
77
Thames Valley
50.2
7.74
Million +
82
86
St Mary's UC, Twickenham
50.1
2.29
22.1
Guild HE
8,000
82
75
Brunel
50.1
4.32
20.2
84
110
Leeds Trinity University College
50.0
2.08
22.8
Guild HE
8,000
85
85
Portsmouth
49.9
4.94
20.5
University Alliance
8,500
86
74
Bradford
49.4
5.16
17.5
University Alliance
9,000
87
105
Westminster
49.0
3.99
17.1
9,000
88
79
Ulster
48.9
4.07
17.0
89
83
Cumbria
48.7
5.6
15.3
Guild HE
8,400
90
66
Birmingham City
48.4
5.34
20.9
Million +
91
84
Anglia Ruskin
47.8
7.7
22.7
Million +
8,300
92
98
Kingston
47.5
4.45
19.9
Million +
9,000
93
73
De Montfort
47.3
3.91
17.5
University Alliance
9,000
94
91
Derby
47.1
4.05
20.5
Million +
7,995
94
93
Swansea
47.1
3.93
16.5