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UCAS Destination Map 2020.Pdf Destination Map 2020. Confidential analysis. UCAS Analysis and Insights. Destination Map Esher College This map shows the number of students accepted to UK universities and colleges from North East - 11 your registered centre in the 2020 cycle. Newcastle University - 7 Durham University - 3 Northumbria University, Newcastle - 1 Location of your registered centre Yorkshire and The Humber - 72 University of Leeds - 36 University of Sheffield - 11 University of York - 9 Sheffield Hallam University - 7 Leeds Beckett University - 5 Scotland - 4 Leeds Conservatoire - 2 University of Hull - 1 University of Glasgow - 2 Leeds Arts University - 1 The University of Edinburgh - 1 University of St Andrews - 1 East Midlands - 83 North West - 69 Nottingham Trent University - 42 University of Nottingham - 22 University of Manchester - 29 Loughborough University - 9 Manchester Metropolitan University - 13 University of Leicester - 5 University of Liverpool - 9 University of Lincoln - 3 Liverpool John Moores University - 8 De Montfort University - 2 Lancaster University - 3 Edge Hill University - 2 University of Salford - 2 University of Central Lancashire - 1 University of Chester - 1 Futureworks - 1 East of England - 22 University of East Anglia UEA - 12 University of Essex - 4 Northern Ireland - 2 University of Cambridge - 3 University of Hertfordshire - 2 Queen's University Belfast - 2 Writtle University College - 1 London - 99 St Mary's University, Twickenham - 20 London School of Economics and Political Sci (UOL) - 2 University of Roehampton - 9 SOAS University of London - 2 King's College London, University of London - 7 University of West London - 2 Kingston University - 7 Courtauld Institute of Art, University of London - 1 University of the Arts London - 6 University of Greenwich - 1 Middlesex University - 5 The London Institute of Banking & Finance - 1 UCL (University College London) - 5 The University of Law - 1 London South Bank University - 4 London Metropolitan University - 1 Queen Mary University of London - 4 Met Film School - 1 Ravensbourne University London - 4 University of London Institute in Paris - 1 Wales - 26 Brunel University London - 3 Pearson College London (including Escape Studios) - 1 University of Westminster, London - 3 Point Blank Music School - 1 Cardiff University - 14 City, University of London - 2 Royal Veterinary College, University of London - 1 Swansea University - 7 Goldsmiths, University of London - 2 Cardiff Metropolitan University - 2 Imperial College London - 2 University of South Wales - 2 Bangor University - 1 West Midlands - 43 University of Birmingham - 27 University of Warwick - 11 Birmingham City University - 4 Harper Adams University - 1 South East - 188 South West - 117 University of Sussex - 37 BIMM Institute - 2 University of Southampton - 24 University of Oxford - 2 University of Bristol - 37 Oxford Brookes University - 22 Buckinghamshire New University - 1 Bournemouth University - 20 Royal Holloway, University of London - 21 University of Chichester - 1 Arts University Bournemouth - 15 University of Portsmouth - 20 Bristol, University of the West of England - 14 University of Reading - 12 University of Bath - 11 University of Brighton - 11 University of Exeter - 9 University of Surrey - 11 Falmouth University - 5 Solent University (Southampton) - 8 Bath Spa University - 4 University of Kent - 7 Hartpury University - 1 University for the Creative Arts - 5 University of Plymouth - 1 University of Winchester - 4.
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