Joint 94th for Teaching Quality probably drags it down quite a bit
I suppose, still higher than almost half of the universities above it. I think we might also slowly be seeing newer universities break into the ranks of the RGs and ex-1994 group.
Harper Adams, an ex-poly, is now above Edinburgh, and Coventry as well as Liverpool Hope have secured a place inside the top 50.
It is nice to see Aberystwyth picking itself back up. I remember when they dropped around 40 places a couple years back. They are almost back to where they used to be.
Biggest jump is West London, from 121 to 84. Seems to be the only London ex-poly that has put some effort into improving themselves. Great to see it be recognised.
Other significant changes are the two Bournemouth Unis, both up around 20 places, and St. George's, RGU, Bath Spa, and NUA dropping an equivalent amount.
There are quite a few unis here that are ranked lower than their World Rankings, such as Edinburgh.
Lastly, so happy that QUB is back from being outside of the top 30, instead nestled ahead of KCL with some good scores to boot. Bit worried about their funding cuts thought.