Congratulations to the University of Strathclyde who have scored three successes in the inaugural Daily Mail University Guide and Daily Mail University Awards. Strathclyde has been named Scottish University of the Year, and was runner-up in the UK University of the Year category, breaking into the major UK league’s top 10 for the first time.
Strathclyde is ranked eighth in the UK overall and second in Scotland in the table. Strathclyde was also fourth for both research income and UCAS tariff points and 16th for high-skilled jobs, with a median graduate salary after 15 months of £28,000.
Professor Sir Jim McDonald, Principal & Vice-Chancellor, University of Strathclyde, said:
“We warmly welcome this recognition for Strathclyde as well as for our staff and students – such achievements are a great reflection on our people, our Strategy, our contributions and Strathclyde’s distinctive way of getting things done.
“As a leading international technological University that is socially-progressive, we are committed to our founding principle of being a ‘place of useful learning’.
It is the first edition of the Daily Mail’s university league tables compiled by data journalist Alastair McCall who formerly produced the Sunday Times Good University Guide.
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