Institution, Guardian teaching score/100
1 Cambridge
2 Oxford
3 Imperial College
4 University College London
5 London Schl of Economics
6 Paisley
7 St Andrews
8 Edinburgh
9 Brunel
10 Keele
11 Nottingham Trent
12 Nottingham
13 Reading
14 Bristol
15 Portsmouth
16 Kent at Canterbury
17 Bath
18 Warwick
19 Durham
20 King's Col, London
21 Manchester
22 Coventry
23 Sheffield Hallam
24 Kingston
25 Ulster
26 Hertfordshire
27 Birmingham
28 Hull
29 Lancaster
30 Leeds
31 Middlesex
32 Heriot-Watt
33 Glasgow Caledonian
34 Loughborough
35 City
36 Plymouth
37 Liverpool
38 Newcastle
39 Leicester
40 West of England
41 Exeter
42 East Anglia
43 Brighton
44 Royal Holloway
45 Southampton
46 York
47 Glasgow
48 Surrey
49 Queen Mary, London
50 Greenwich
51 Sheffield
52 Wolverhampton
53 Cardiff
54 De Montfort
55 Liverpool John Moores
56 Sussex
57 Chester Col of HE
58 Northumbria Uni at Newcastle
59 Dundee
60 Derby
61 Wales, Bangor
62 Essex
63 Oxford Brookes
64 Wales, Aberystwyth
65 Stirling
66 Aberdeen
67 Glamorgan
68 Queen's Belfast
69 Wales, Swansea
70 Strathclyde
71 Napier
72 Edge Hill Col of HE

Source: Guardian

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Kelvin Wong Loke Yuen is a top academician with extensive years of teaching experience. He holds an MBA and a Postgraduate Diploma from Heriot-Watt (UK's World-Class University) and a BCom degree from Adelaide (Australia's Group of Eight University), as well as many other internationally recognized certifications. Check out his profile on: LinkedIn

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