University of Bradford - Reputation

Reputation

The Times Good University Guide ranked Bradford 7th in UK for graduate employment in 2005 and 2nd in 2006.

The university has a strong reputation for research and knowledge transfer. It is ranked in the Top 50 English Universities based on research funding (HEFCE 2009–10). Staff-student ratios are amongst the best in the UK (The University of Bradford is in the 2nd quartile for staff-student ratios in The Independent, The Times and The Guardian League Tables). The 2008 RAE reported that 80 per cent of academics at the university who submitted research to the panel are doing international or world-leading research.

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Times Good University Guide 53rd 57th 49th 48th 47th 47th= 47th 59th= 54th 56th 54th 54th 52nd 53rd 52nd 51st= 50th= 44th= 32nd=
Guardian University Guide 84th 74th 63rd 44th 50th 39th 31st 54th 69th
Sunday Times University Guide 64th= 58th 54th 52nd= 52nd 52nd 52nd 50th 56th= 55th 54th 54th 50th 57th 58th=
The Independent / Complets 73rd 61st 57th 50th 49th
FT 52nd 52nd 52nd 52nd
Daily Telegraph 73rd 61st 49th 73rd=

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