Rankings and Reputation
| Complete (2013, national) |
109 |
|---|---|
| The Guardian (2013, national) |
104 |
| The Sunday Times (2013, national) |
113 |
| The Times (2013, national) |
113 |
The 2010 DLHE survey of destination of leavers in higher education concluded that London South Bank University has improved in many important areas. These include: LSBU's ‘employment indicator’ for full-time undergraduate students has improved from 74.4% to 82.4%. Overall unemployment has fallen from 12.9% to 9.8%. All other measures except for ‘part-time other undergraduate’ (HND, HNC, Foundation Degree etc.) have also improved. The overall response rate has improved with 3303 respondents (82.6%) against 2881 (81%) the previous year.
London South Bank University has ranked as 6th in the UK for graduate starting salaries. The Guardian's league table of teaching excellence ranks the University 114th out of 118 British institutions. It also rates LSBU in the top 20 per cent of universities for added value. The Sunday Times' league table, measuring a number of different factors including teaching quality, research quality and employment rates, ranks the University 115th out of 122.
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