Other Universities Sometimes Referred To As Plateglass Universities
- Dates refer to the granting of a Royal Charter, and university status, not to founding of the institution.
- Aston University (1966)
- University of Bath (1966)
- University of Bradford (1966)
- Brunel University (1966)
- City University, London (1966)
- Heriot-Watt University (1966)
- Keele University (1962)
- Loughborough University (1966)
- University of Salford (1967)
- University of Stirling (1967)
- University of Strathclyde (1964)
- University of Surrey (1966)
- University of Ulster (1968)
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