The league table is based on nine measures: Teaching quality, student experience, research quality, entry standards, graduate prospects, firsts/2:1s, continuation rate, student/staff ratio, people and planet.
Professor Line Nyhagen, Head of Criminology, Sociology and Social Policy commented: “We are thrilled to have achieved these results across both our subject areas. We are committed to providing our students with the highest quality of teaching, so it is encouraging to see this reflected in these rankings.”
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