Engineering: chemical postgraduate and master's courses in 2014

Engineering: chemical

Name of Institution	Number of Full time students	Number of Part time students	% Students from Outside UK	Expenditure per student (/10)	Student:staff ratio	FT Completion Rate	PT Completion Rate	Tuition Fees: Home/EU students	Tuition Fees: Overseas students
Bath	0	285	9%	4	18.5			£4,400	£17,400
Birmingham	34	1	66%	10	14.6	100%		£5,940	£17,355
Heriot-Watt	310	267	46%	4	19.2	98%		£1,050	£1,050
Imperial College	71	0	86%	8	18.3	99%		£9,000	£26,500
Leeds	61	28	59%	5	19.5	96%		£10,000*	£16,500*
London South Bank	70	18	42%	2	23.5	94%		£4,180	£10,280
Loughborough	23	7	70%	5	18.8	100%		£6,250	£16,750
Manchester	111	58	62%	6	19.9	90%		£9,000*	£18,100-£19,700*
Newcastle	44	18	63%	4	15.1	100%		£5,500	£15,490 (1)
Nottingham	78	11	80%	9	13.9	100%		£6,010	£17,500
Sheffield	97	1	84%	5	15.9	98%		£10,300	£18,070-£19,970
Strathclyde	13	32	76%	3	25.1		86%	£3,900	£12,500-£16,900
Surrey	47	10	66%	3	30.0	91%		£6,330	£16,345
Teesside	57	3	92%	3	19.0	99%		£4,500	£10,950
UCL	63	6	52%	8	17.3	97%		£4,500	£20,900
Note: Other providers that deliver courses in this subject area, but for whom there is insufficient data to present, include Cranfield University, Kingston, Robert Gordon, Liverpool and Salford Key: * Tuition fee is estimated on the basis of those fees that were applicable to students commencing courses in 2013-14. (1) Exceptions apply. (2) 2-year course. (3) Scottish discount. (4) Overseas fee for 2013-14.