The Guardian's latest university rankings for students applying to start courses in 2010 were published last month and as usual attracted considerable interest from around the world.
The university guide data also attracts the interest of university officials and academics – and here for them, and anyone else interested in the state of higher education, are the spreadsheets created by the Campus Pi unit at Brunel University.
A feature of the Guardian tables is that they go more deeply into subject areas than other newspaper university tables. You can find details of 46 subject areas from medicine to music, drama to dentistry, as well as an overall ranking of universities and another one for small specialist institutions. Go to our Education site if you'd like the sortable HTML version, but for everyone else, here it is in Google Docs.
DATA: Full 2010/11 university tables (if you have a Google Docs account)
DATA: Full 2010/11 university tables (if you don't have a Google Docs account)
DATA: 2009/10 university tables as a spreadsheet
• Can you do something with this data? Please post us your visualisations and mash-ups below or mail us at datastore@theguardian.com
