Edge Hill University has received a five-star rating from its own students.
According to the Virgin 2010 Alternative Guide to British
Universities, students judged Edge Hill staff as being the most 'helpful and interested' in the North West of England, with the University also gaining a four-star rating in the 'small tuition groups' category.
Edge Hill was given the highest regional rating in a week that has also seen the University's ranking in The Times University Guide improve by an impressive 10 places, including a top 20 rating for 'student satisfaction'.
The Virgin 2010 guide looks at all UK
institutions and contains students’ views
of what it is like to study at a particular
university. It includes official ratings for teaching, statistics on graduate employment and job prospects for each course.
John Cater, Vice Chancellor at Edge Hill University said: 'Edge Hill has always been and will continue to be about the students and what we can do as a university to help them to reach their potential. The ranking that tutors have been given in this year’s Virgin Universities Guide, placing us
alongside Oxford, Cambridge and a small handful of other leading universities, reflects the hard work that staff put in to each and every student.'
Find out more about postgraduate study opportunities at Edge Hill University.
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