University guide 2014: league table for engineering: chemical

Engineering: chemical

Rating	Name of institution	Guardian score /100	Satisfied with course (%)	Satisfied with teaching (%)	Satisfied with feedback (%)	Student:staff ratio	Spend per student (FTE)	Average entry tariff	Value-added score /10	Career after 6 mths
1	Cambridge	100	93	88	79	12.7	10	652	8	85
2	Birmingham	81.6	89	85	64	14.6	10	476	6	89
3	Imperial College	80.5	87	80	63	18.3	9	594	9	85
4	Newcastle	65.5	76	71	62	15.1	5	445	7	93
5	Heriot-Watt	64	96	97	88	19.2	4	407	3
6	Bath	58.4	87	87	68	18.5	4	465	5	84
7	Leeds	57.4	80	81	74	19.5	5	443	8
8	Loughborough	54.5	95	90	75	18.8	5	433	4	78
8	Sheffield	54.5	94	81	73	15.9	6	437	4	78
10	Manchester	53.1	84	78	61	19.9	7	517	3	86
11	Nottingham	52.3	84	87	47	13.9	9	417	5	75
12	Strathclyde	52.2	93	91	76	25.1	3	492	4	76
13	UCL	51.6	73	63	56	17.3	8	474	9	78
14	Aston	51	75	84	54	12	6	382	8	71
15	Swansea	49.8	88	81	63	15.8	4	371
16	Queen's, Belfast	49.5	96	73	59	13.1	4	406	5
17	Surrey	46	96	89	70	30	3	425	7
18	Westminster	45.8	78	80	78	20.4	3	314
19	Edinburgh	42.1	83	79	39	16.4	4	520	4
20	Bradford	38.2	75	78	50	16	4	317
21	West of Scotland	36.6	100	87	70	27.7	3	317
22	London South Bank	28.3	81	79	61	23.5	2	280	6
23	Teesside	27	77	72	65	19	3	365	1
Note: Other providers that deliver courses in this subject area, but for whom there is insufficient data to calculate a ranking position, include Glasgow Caledonian, Lancaster and Oxford