Eloise O'Neill
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Every course still in clearing at University of Nottingham this A-Level Results Day (opens the original)
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Popular courses such as English and physics still have places available Students across England and Wales are opening their A-level results today, with some hoping to secure a place at one of the two Nottingham universities. For those that missed out on their choices, clearing is still open and courses such as English, history, natural sciences, and engineering are still available at University of Nottingham. Clearing is open on the UCAS website for students to find out which courses are still a
Ranked: Top 30 UK unis for law in 2027 – and the Russell Group names that fall below Aberdeen (opens the original)
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Manchester, Cardiff, Birmingham and Liverpool all score below Aberdeen and Strathclyde for law – despite all four being Russell Group universities, according to the Complete University Guide 2027 Manchester, Cardiff, Birmingham and Liverpool rank below non-Russell Group universities Aberdeen and Strathclyde, in the Complete University Guide’s ranking of the best universities for law in 2027 The Complete University Guide named law the most popular course for students in 2024. A score is calculate
Ranked: All 24 Russell Group unis by NSS overall positivity – Birmingham tops, Edinburgh lowest (opens the original)
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Imperial College London jumped from 82.4 to 86.7 per cent in one year – while Edinburgh scored lowest of any Russell Group university at 79.4 per cent in the National Student Survey 2026 The University of Birmingham has topped the Russell Group for student satisfaction in the National Student Survey 2026, while Edinburgh scored the lowest of any Russell Group university at 79.4 per cent. The results were released on 8th July. According to Times Higher Education‘s analysis of the NSS results, all
19 Russell Group universities join £182m defence alliance – Cambridge, Imperial and LSE absent (opens the original)
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The alliance will give students access to careers in cyber security, AI and robotics – here are all 35 universities that joined and the five Russell Group institutions that didn’t 19 Russell Group universities have joined a new £182m Defence Universities Alliance but Cambridge, Imperial and LSE are absent from the founding members list. A total of 35 UK universities are part of a new Defence Universities Alliance (DUA), which aims to support the UK’s future defence capabilities. The DUA was laun
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