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Mean Score 1 University of Oxford 2.4011 2 Newcastle University Mean score 1 University of Oxford 2.4011 2 Newcastle University 2.9252 3 University of Bath 3.0897 4 The University of Warwick 3.1052 A high score 5 Manchester Metropolitan University 3.1134 suggests a more 6 University of Kent 3.1149 negative impact 7 Durham University 3.158 8 Bath Spa University 3.1859 9 Aberystwyth 3.188 10 St Mary's University, Twickenham 3.2018 11 City University London 3.2145 12 The University of York 3.2249 13 University College London 3.2251 14 University of Exeter 3.2293 15 The University of Manchester 3.2491 16 University of Reading 3.254 17 University of Southampton 3.2593 18 University of Strathclyde 3.2767 19 Anglia Ruskin University 3.2861 20 Goldsmiths, University of London 3.2883 21 Loughborough University 3.2907 22 Plymouth University 3.2926 23 University of Leeds 3.2937 24 The University of Edinburgh 3.2963 25 Leeds Beckett University 3.3154 26 University of Portsmouth 3.3178 27 University of Bristol 3.3312 28 The University of Nottingham 3.3478 29 University of Brighton 3.395 30 University of Surrey 3.4247 31 University of Roehampton 3.4286 32 University of Leicester 3.4299 33 University of Sussex 3.4328 34 Ulster University 3.4412 35 University of Huddersfield 3.4432 36 University of Wolverhampton 3.4762 37 Bournemouth University 3.4811 38 The University of Sheffield 3.4844 39 University of Salford 3.5141 40 Open University 3.5215 41 University of Aberdeen 3.5258 42 King's College London 3.5262 43 Cardiff University 3.5275 44 University of Glasgow 3.5333 45 University of Essex 3.5432 46 University of Birmingham 3.5439 47 Sheffield Hallam University 3.5528 48 Leeds Trinity University 3.5583 49 University of East Anglia 3.5702 50 University of the West of England 3.5718 51 Heriot-Watt University 3.5728 52 University of Westminster 3.5784 53 Nottingham Trent University 3.5908 54 University of Greenwich 3.596 55 Southampton Solent University 3.5994 56 London South Bank University 3.6098 57 Coventry University 3.626 58 Liverpool John Moores University 3.6268 59 Swansea University 3.6752 60 De Montfort University 3.6753 61 University of Bedfordshire 3.6933 62 University of Wales Trinity Saint David 3.6978 63 University of Liverpool 3.6984 64 University of Bradford 3.7022 65 University of Cumbria 3.7131 66 University of Central Lancashire 3.72 67 University of Hertfordshire 3.7244 68 University of Chester 3.7265 69 University of South Wales 3.7451 70 SOAS, University of London 3.7467 71 Northumbria University 3.783 72 Teesside University 3.7993 73 Kingston University 3.8346 74 The University of Hull 3.8642 75 Queen's University Belfast 3.9333 76 Birmingham City University 3.9407 77 Oxford Brookes University 3.9428 78 London Metropolitan University 4.1243.
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