Summary
The University of Wolverhampton focuses on putting students first. Three main teaching campuses (in Wolverhampton, Walsall and Telford) offer a wide range of courses, many accredited by professional bodies. While each campus has areas of specialism, some subjects – such as nursing – are available at several locations. As the 'university of opportunity', it also offers courses with partners nationwide, bringing its teaching to students' doorsteps.
League table performance
University League Table 2020
Overall ranking
124th out of 131
Overall ranking trend - past 5 years
Ranking breakdown
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Overall score
483 48%124th
5 -
Entry standards
110 49%121st
1 -
Student satisfaction
4.03 81%69th
12 -
Research quality
2.31 58%102nd
1 -
Research intensity
0.31 31%67th
1 -
Graduate prospects
68.7 69%103rd
1 -
Academic services spend
1654 60%59th
9 -
Facilities spend
332 17%122nd
4 -
Student - staff ratio
18.0105th
19 -
Good honours
66.2 66%119th
5 -
Degree completion
72.9 73%127th
Subject League Tables 2020
- Accounting & Finance
- Aeronautical & Manufacturing Engineering
- Architecture
- Art & Design
- Biological Sciences
- Building
- Business & Management Studies
- Chemical Engineering
- Civil Engineering
- Communication & Media Studies
- Computer Science
- Drama, Dance & Cinematics
- Education
- English
- Forensic Science
- General Engineering
- History
- Hospitality, Leisure, Recreation & Tourism
- Law
- Librarianship & Information Management
- Linguistics
- Marketing
- Mathematics
- Music
- Nursing
- Pharmacology & Pharmacy
- Philosophy
- Physiotherapy
- Politics
- Psychology
- Social Policy
- Social Work
- Sociology
- Sports Science
- Theology & Religious Studies
Overall ranking
88th out of 102
Subject ranking trend - past 5 years
Accounting & Finance ranking breakdown
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Overall score
82.3 82%88th
1 -
Entry standards
92 42%95th
2 -
Student satisfaction
4.09 82%50th
16 -
Research quality
2.12 53%77th
1 -
Research intensity
0.19 19%59th
1 -
Graduate prospects
57.0 57%82nd
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