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University of Manchester

League table measures for University of Manchester, from official data: entry standards 148 (sector median 113), student to staff ratio 7.8 (sector median 11.8), satisfied with teaching 86.2 (sector median 88.2), satisfied with feedback 74.8 (sector median 83.5), continuation 95.0 (sector median 88.2), graduate prospects 77.9 (sector median 67.5), spend per student 2,799 (sector median 2,070), research quality 3.5 (sector median 3.0) and research intensity 0.7 (sector median 0.5). The page shows how much weight the Guardian and the Complete University Guide give each one.

What the commercial league tables measure

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The commercial league tables, the Guardian's and the Complete University Guide's, are built from public data you already report. This is where University of Manchester sits on each measure, and how much each one counts in each of them. The Guardian puts nothing on research; the Complete University Guide puts 18.75%. The Guardian puts 15% on value added; the CUG has no such measure. That is most of why a position differs between them.

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