Presentation from AUA Conference 2011
Thank you to all who attended this session on 19 April 2011
As promised, here is the presentation:
http://www.slideshare.net/resbe/pride-and-prejudices-league-tables-aua-2011
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Pride and Prejudices: Problems with National and International League Tables
Presentation from AUA Conference 2011 Thank you to all who attended this session on 19 April 2011 As promised, here is the presentation: http://www.slideshare.net/resbe/pride-and-prejudices-league-tables-aua-2011
This article is more than 14 years old
Paul Greatrix
Registrar, The University of Nottingham
Paul Greatrix is an HE expert and was until recently Registrar at the University of Nottingham
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Thanks Paul. Two days early, too!
It seems to me that the smaller the university (in terms of number of students) the better it does in rankings. This seems to explain why Nottingham has gone down a fair bit in rankings. In short: The less students you let in the more applications per place and more discriminative in admissions (hence higher entry standards) This quality of student leads to more 1st and 2:1’s The less students the higher the student staff ratio, the higher the per student spend ratios and the lower the drop out rate Fewer students leads to more face to face time with… Read more »