- Student satisfaction
- Average share of final-year students answering positively across the seven themes of the National Student Survey: teaching, learning opportunities, assessment, support, organisation, resources and student voice.
- Stay on course
- Share of students still studying or having qualified a year after starting. Lower numbers mean more people drop out.
- Graduate-level jobs
- Of graduates in work 15 months after finishing, the share in professional or managerial roles.
- Salary after 15 months
- Median salary of graduates in full-time work in the UK, 15 months after finishing.
- Entry points (median)
- The middle UCAS tariff score of students who started: half had more, half had less. It counts all their qualifications (a fourth A-level, EPQ, AS levels, music grades and so on), so it usually sits above the published offer, especially at selective universities. It shows how competitive entry is. Always check the real offer on the university’s course page.