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Programme rankings: assessing postgraduate programme quality
Official programme rankingsOfficial sources of programme rankings include government measurements of postgraduate programme quality available through the Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (QAA), the Research Assessment Exercise and other sources. Find out more. Unofficial programme rankingsThere are a number of newspapers, periodicals and books that provide their own annual guides and rankings/league tables of UK institutions and areas of study. Find out more. AccreditationUK postgraduate programmes are often accredited by institutional or professional bodies. Find out more. Miscellaneous sourcesUK institutions’ own websites and the HERO site offer additional information that can give you a more rounded picture of the programmes you are interested in. Remember: don't just rely on programme rankings!Your decision about which postgraduate programme to study and which institution to do it at is an important one, and you will want to get it right, given the commitment of both time and money that postgraduate study will represent. While useful, the sources of information about programme rankings and other assessments of quality in this section can only give you part of the picture about an institution and postgraduate programme – and what is right for another person might not be right for you. Looking for funding for postgraduate studies? Check out the exclusive bursaries on offer from Postgrad Solutions.
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