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Scottish Agricultural College E117 Solihull College S011 Edinburgh Napier University E118 The University of Warwick S012 Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh E119 North East Worcestershire College S013 University of Glasgow E120 Warwickshire College S014 Glasgow Caledonian University S015 The Glasgow School of Art E121 Moulton College S016 The University of Strathclyde E122 University of Northampton S017 University of the West of Scotland E123 University of Cambridge E124 University of Worcester E125 Worcester College of Technology E126 Stratford upon Avon College E127 Bedford College E128 Hereford College of Arts E129 Oxford & Cherwell Valley College Northern Ireland E130 University Campus Suffolk N001 University of Ulster E131 Milton Keynes College N002 Queen’s University Belfast E132 The University of Buckingham N003 Stranmillis University College E133 Gloucestershire College E134 Colchester Institute E135 The University of Gloucestershire E136 Barnfield College, Luton E137 University of Bedfordshire E138 The University of Essex Wales E139 Oxford University E140 Oxford Brookes University W001 Coleg Llandrillo Cymru E141 University of Hertfordshire W002 Bangor University E142 Anglia Ruskin University W003 Glyndwr University E143 Writtle College W004 Aberystwyth University W005 University of Wales Trinity St. David E144 Royal Agricultural College W006 Carmarthenshire College E145 Amersham & Wycombe College W007 Neath Port Talbot College E146 Buckinghamshire New University W008 Swansea Metropolitan University E148 University for the Creative Arts W009 Swansea University E149 Havering College of FE & HE W010 University of South Wales E150 Swindon College W011 Cardiff Metropolitan University E151 Berkshire College of Agriculture W012 Cardiff University E152 South East Essex College E153 South Gloucestershire & Stroud College E154 University of the West of England E155 University of Bristol E156 City of Bristol College E157 The University of Reading E158 Wiltshire College London E159 Mid-Kent College L001 Barking and Dagenham College E160 University of Bath L002 City and Islington College E161 City of Bath College L003 London Metropolitan University E162 Bath Spa University L004 Central School of Speech and Drama E163 Weston College L005 Royal Veterinary College E164 K College L006 Brunel University E165 The University of Kent L007 Newham College of Further Education E166 Farnborough College of Technology L008 Hackney Community College E167 Canterbury Christ Church University L009 Uxbridge College E168 Canterbury College L010 City University E169 Basingstoke College of Technology L011 University College London E170 Guildford College of FE & HE L012 Institute of Education E171 University of Surrey L013 Queen Mary L014 School of Oriental and African Studies E172 University of Law L015 Birkbeck E173 Bridgwater College L016 University of Westminster E174 Sparsholt College Hampshire L017 City of Westminster College E175 Petroc L018 BPP University College E176 University of Winchester L019 University of the Arts London E177 Somerset College of Arts and Technology L020 LSE & Political Science E178 Yeovil College L021 Courtauld Institute of Art E179 University of Southampton L022 ifs School of Finance E180 Southampton Solent University L023 University of East London E181 Plumpton College L024 The University of West London E182 Sussex Downs College L025 King’s College London L026 Ravensbourne E183 University of Sussex L027 Imperial College London E184 South Downs College L028 Heythrop College E185 Highbury College L029 London South Bank University E186 Fareham College L030 Westminster Kingsway College E187 University of Brighton L031 Ealing, H’smith & W. London College E188 City College Brighton & Hove L032 Bexley College E189 Chichester College L033 University of Greenwich E190 University of Chichester L034 Greenwich School of Management E191 Northbrook College Sussex L035 West Thames College E192 University of Portsmouth L036 Goldsmiths E193 Bournemouth University L037 Roehampton University L038 Richmond, The American Int. University E194 The Arts University College, Bournemouth L039 Rose Bruford College E195 University of Exeter L040 St Mary’s University Coll, Twickenham E196 Exeter College L041 St George’s E197 Kingston Maurward College L042 Royal Holloway E198 Weymouth College L043 Kingston College E199 University College Plymouth L044 Kingston University E200 South Devon College L045 Bromley College of FE & HE E201 Plymouth University L046 Croydon College E202 Plymouth College of Art L047 Carshalton College E203 Truro and Penwith College L048 Brooklands College E204 Cornwall College L049 Harrow College L050 Middlesex University E205 Falmouth University L051 North East Surrey College of Technology.
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