Russell Group - Members

Members

Cambridge London Manchester Nottingham Bristol Leeds Sheffield Birmingham Southampton Liverpool Newcastle Warwick Edinburgh Glasgow Cardiff Queen's York Durham Exeter London:

Imperial College London
King's College London
London School of Economics
Queen Mary, University of London

University College London Locations of Russell Group universities.

The Russell Group currently has 24 members, of which 20 are from England, two from Scotland, and one from each of Wales and Northern Ireland. Of the English members, five are from Greater London; three from the Yorkshire and the Humber region; two from each of the North East, North West, West Midlands, South West and South East regions; and one from each of the East Midlands and East regions.

University Established Year of joining Total students Total income
(2010/11, £,000)		 Current vice-chancellora
University of Birmingham 1900 1994 26,073 470,748 Professor David Eastwood
University of Bristol 1909 1994 18,770 408,800 Professor Eric Thomas
University of Cambridge 1209 1994 18,448 1,251,000 Professor Sir Leszek Borysiewicz
Cardiff University 1883 1994 30,930 411,453 Professor Colin Riordan
Durham University 1832 2012 16,355 255,103 Professor Chris Higgins
University of Edinburgh 1583 1994 30,377 650,829 Professor Sir Timothy O'Shea
University of Exeter 1955 2012 17,950 259,126 Professor Sir Steve Smith
University of Glasgow 1451 1994 23,162 450,195 Professor Anton Muscatelli
Imperial College London 1907 1994 13,410 705,000 Sir Keith O'Nions
King's College London 1829 1994 18,630 524,110 Professor Sir Rick Trainor
University of Leeds 1904 1994 33,585 547,302 Professor Michael Arthur
University of Liverpool 1903 1994 20,655 416,700 Professor Sir Howard Newby
London School of Economics and Political Science 1895 1994 8,810 233,703 Professor Judith Rees
University of Manchester 2004 1994 39,165 808,584 Professor Dame Nancy Rothwell
Newcastle University 1963 1994 19,700 388,300 Professor Chris Brink
University of Nottingham 1948 1994 35,175 510,700 Professor David Greenaway
University of Oxford Before 1167 1994 21,535 919,600 Professor Andrew Hamilton
Queen Mary, University of London 1885 2012 14,820 297,098 Professor Simon Gaskell
Queen's University Belfast 1908 2006 24,955 283,666 Professor Sir Peter Gregson
University of Sheffield 1905 1994 26,960 434,200 Professor Keith Burnett
University of Southampton 1952 1994 23,315 436,940 Professor Don Nutbeam
University College London 1826 1994 23,250 802,405b Professor Malcolm Grant
University of Warwick 1965 1994 28,165 419,100 Professor Nigel Thrift
University of York 1963 2012 15,265 260,892 Professor Brian Cantor

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