Economics School Ranking 2016
Oxford was ranked 1st in the UK for economics, followed by Warwick in 2nd place, according to the Guardian University Guide 2016.
Surrey’s economics programmes have been ranked in 4th place nationally by the Guardian University Guide 2016. With 95.8 per cent of graduates from the School in work or further education six months after they graduated, Economics at Surrey continues to perform strongly. High employability rates are one of the factors that have led to the School being ranked in the top 10 nationally by the Guardian University Guide.
Economics at the University of Leeds was ranked 6th in the UK and 4th in the Russell Group. In addition, the University was ranked 5th in the UK and 2nd in the Russell Group for Accounting and Finance; and 11th the UK and 6th in the Russell Group for Business, Management and Marketing.
The Kent School of Economics was ranked 5th for career prospects, 8th for Satisfaction with Teaching, 11th for Satisfaction with the Course, and 9th overall in The Guardian University Guide 2016.
Economics at Sussex has risen in the Guardian's 2016 university league tables, ranking 33rd and placing it ahead of several Russell Group institutions.
Surrey’s economics programmes have been ranked in 4th place nationally by the Guardian University Guide 2016. With 95.8 per cent of graduates from the School in work or further education six months after they graduated, Economics at Surrey continues to perform strongly. High employability rates are one of the factors that have led to the School being ranked in the top 10 nationally by the Guardian University Guide.
Economics at the University of Leeds was ranked 6th in the UK and 4th in the Russell Group. In addition, the University was ranked 5th in the UK and 2nd in the Russell Group for Accounting and Finance; and 11th the UK and 6th in the Russell Group for Business, Management and Marketing.
The Kent School of Economics was ranked 5th for career prospects, 8th for Satisfaction with Teaching, 11th for Satisfaction with the Course, and 9th overall in The Guardian University Guide 2016.
Economics at Sussex has risen in the Guardian's 2016 university league tables, ranking 33rd and placing it ahead of several Russell Group institutions.
