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HE-Destinations-2018 Number of HE students going onto related courses in: KEY- - Number of UC students going to university in this region OVERALL STATS - - Number of UC students progressed to university = 833 - Number of universities/colleges our students progressed to = 96 - Number of different courses studied by our students = 188 - Number of students to high tariff / Russell Group universities = 68 LONDON SCOTLAND WALES & SOUTH CENTRAL & REGION & THE NORTH THE WEST REGION THE EAST REGION REGION REGION Birkbeck, University of London Abertay University Aberystwyth University Bournemouth University Anglia Ruskin University Brunel University London Durham University Bath Spa University Falmouth University Aston University Buckinghamshire New University Lancaster University Bristol, UWE Plymouth University Birmingham City University City University London Manchester Metropolitan University Cardiff University Southampton Solent University Coventry University Goldsmiths, University of London Sheffield Hallam University Norland Nursery Training College The Academy of Contemporary De Montfort University Kings College London Teeside University Swansea University Music Leicester College Kingston College University of Bolton University of Bath The Arts University Bournemouth Loughborough University Kingston University University of Dundee University of Gloucestershire University of Brighton Newman University, Birmingham London Metropolitan University University of Central Lancashire University of Reading University of Chichester Norwich University of the Arts London South Bank University University of Cumbria University of South Wales University of Creative Arts Nottingham Trent University Middlesex University University of Huddersfield University of Wales Trinity St David University of Exeter Oxford Brookes University Pearson College London University of Hull University of Worcester University of Kent Staffordshire University Queen Mary University of London University of Leeds University of Portsmouth University College Birmingham Roehampton University University of Lincoln University of Southampton University of Bedfordshire Royal Academy of Arts University of Liverpool University of Surrey University of Birmingham Royal Holloway, University of Manchester University of Sussex University of Derby University of London University of Newcastle upon Tyne University of Winchester University of East Anglia SAE Institute University of Sheffield University of Essex SOAS (University of London) University of Hertfordshire St Mary’s University University of Leicester The Institute of Contemporary University of Northampton Music Performance University of Nottingham University College London (UCL) University of Oxford University of the Arts London University of East London University of Greenwich University of Law University of West London University of Westminster Uxbridge College - A merger between Uxbridge College and Harrow College. * Figures for 2017 entries..
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