The RAE (Research Assessment Exercise) is carried out to assess the quality of research undertaken by UK institutions. The quality levels are as folows:
- 4* world-leading
- 3* internationally excellent
- 2* recognised internationally
- 1* recognised nationally
- Unclassified
View below for more information on the ranking of top research universities in the UK, according to the RAE 2008 outcomes:
RAE 2008 Rating and Ranking - A total of 132 British institutions were rated in the league table.
RAE 2008-Computer Science & Informatics
Top 5 performers include Cambridge, Imperial College London, University of Edinburgh, University of Southampton and UCL.
RAE 2008-Economics & Econometrics
Top 5 schools include LSE, University College London, University of Essex, Oxford and Warwick.
RAE 2008 Outcomes for Law
Top 5 institutions include London School of Economics and Political Science, UCL, Oxford, Durham, and University of Nottingham.
RAE Research Ranking Performance for top UK university:
- St Andrews
- Heriot-Watt
- York
- Warwick
- Southampton
- Edinburgh
- Aberdeen
- Nottingham
- Queen Mary
- Imperial College
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World of University Ranking and League Table
In UK there are some newspaper rankings published every year by The Times Online, The Daily Telegraph, The BBC's Student Guide, The Complete Guide and The Guardian. In Australia the Good Universities Guide rating is a very useful handbook for anyone choosing a tertiary institution.
For more information please see University Ranking by Country.
For more information please see University Ranking by Country.
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