Economics

Overall

Teaching

Research

Tariff

Destinations

score

1

Cambridge

24

5

B

518

90

100.0

=2

Warwick

24

5*

B

457

75

97.9

=2

University College London

24

5*

A

432

70

97.9

4

London School of Economics

23

5*

A

483

85

97.6

5

York

24

5

A

429

70

96.1

6

Nottingham

24

5

A

465

65

96.0

7

Bath

24

5

B

371

80

95.4

8

Essex

24

5*

B

287

80

95.2

9

Oxford

23

5

B

500

80

94.3

10

Southampton

24

5

A

377

60

93.4

11

Durham

24

4

B

454

65

93.2

12

Bristol

23

4

A

442

80

92.6

13

St Andrews

E

4

B

408

65

91.8

=14

Lancaster

5*

B

407

55

91.3

=14

Manchester

24

4

B

363

65

91.3

16

Stirling

E

4

A

297

70

91.2

17

Queens, Belfast

24

4

B

307

65

90.2

18

Leicester

24

5

B

316

50

89.5

19

Aberdeen

E

3a

A

330

60

88.6

20

Birmingham

23

4

B

395

65

88.3

How to use the subject tables

Universities are ranked by the overall combined score from four indicators: assessments of teaching quality and research, average A-level scores of entrants and destinations. The destinations figure is the percentage of graduates who go on to graduate-type jobs or further study. Scores are weighted to ensure fairness when data is missing from one of the columns