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 Future University in Egypt (FUE) affirms a commitment to “an atmosphere that values intellectual curiosity and the pursuit of knowledge while preserving academic freedom and integrity”. FUE is thus committed to creating environments where freedom of inquiry occurs in a climate of inclusiveness and civility. Central to this commitment is the principle of treating each member of the University community fairly and with respect. To encourage such behavior, FUE prohibits discrimination, disrespect, and harassment and provides equal opportunities for all community members regardless of their race, color, religion, ethnic origin, ancestry, medical condition, marital status, gender, or age.

 This improvement in Guardian University Guide follows excellent outcomes in a number of other recent nationally and internationally recognised rankings:

 Rising 50 places for student satisfaction in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2023, which contributed heavily to the University’s 26-place rise to 62nd in the overall table.

 Impressive Research Excellence Framework (REF) outcomes where Portsmouth was ranked third of all modern UK universities for research power in the Times Higher Education REF rankings.

 Portsmouth was ranked in the top 40 of all universities in England for full-time student satisfaction in the National Student Survey.

 The Graduate Outcomes survey showed an improvement in graduate employment with 94 per cent of Portsmouth graduates in work and/or further study 15 months after they graduated compared to 89 per cent last year.

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 I am delighted to welcome you into our global community of University of London students, where you join thousands of others in working towards one of our renowned awards. As a family of world-class institutions, the University of London has a reputation for academic distinction in teaching and research, recognised globally as a leader in Higher Education.

 We have offered study opportunities to students worldwide for over 150 years. As the world’s oldest provider of degrees through distance and flexible learning, our students and alumni come from every corner of the globe and include many people who have shaped the world we live in. They include judges, authors, leaders of business and industry, scientists, politicians and Nobel Prize winners.

 Bath named university of the year, Oxford tops the league, and Durham is sports university of the year

 The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2023 names the University of Bath university of the year. Ranking eighth in the overall league tables, up from ninth in 2021, Bath wins this year’s university of the year award on account of its strength across the board. As the fourth-highest institution for student satisfaction and fifth highest for graduate prospects, it received record numbers of applicants in the 2021 and 2022 admissions cycles.

 Exeter was runner-up for university of the year, having nearly doubled its enrolments over the past decade, while Birmingham, Oxford and Surrey were also shortlisted.

 Oxford topped the league tables – its first number one position in 12 years. It performed well across all academic measures and demonstrated by far the lowest student-to-staff ratio (10.5:1).

 Durham has been named the sports university of the year. As third in the British University and Colleges Sport league for 2021-22, and first for producing professional sports stars (141), Durham’s collegiate structure encourages high participation rates throughout the university.

 The new edition of The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2023, a free 96-page supplement, will be published this weekend in The Sunday Times (September 18).

 It provides the definitive rankings for UK universities and the most comprehensive overview of higher education in Britain. It includes profiles on 135 universities and definitive UK university rankings, making use of the latest data published in the past two months.

 The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2023 provides students and their parents with information to find a university place. It contains full profiles of all universities. The academic league table is made up of nine indicators including student satisfaction with teaching quality and the wider student experience, research quality, graduate prospects, entrance qualifications held by new students, degree results achieved, student/staff ratios, service and facilities spend, and degree completion rates.

 The College, which has risen to fifth place in the newspaper’s overall rankings, was commended for its strong performance with graduates’ career prospects and for having the highest levels of student satisfaction for teaching in England.

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 More than 94% of students in recent years have found graduate-level positions within 15 months of earning their degrees – the highest level in the league table.

 Innovation and enterprise are really part of the DNA [of Imperial], they’re part of what attracts the students.

 Speaking to The Guardian, Professor Hugh Brady, President of Imperial College London, said: “Innovation and enterprise are really part of the DNA, they’re part of what attracts the students.

 “The atmosphere is different: impact, innovation, entrepreneurship just ooze out of the institution.”

 Professor Brady also suggested that there was now a deeper appreciation in society of the value of science, engineering and medicine, adding: “You can really argue that Imperial has never been more important to the country.”

 In addition to its strong reputation for encouraging entrepreneurship, through facilities such as the Enterprise Lab and Hackspace, the College has been praised for its multi-disciplinary approach to research and teaching.

 The accolade comes after Imperial was named University of the Year for Graduate Employment in The Times’ Good University Guide 2023.

 It also follows a string of successes for the College over the past 12 months:

 In November, Imperial was awarded a Queen’s Anniversary Prize in recognition of its pioneering work during the COVID-19 pandemic.

 In May, results from the Research Excellence Framework (REF) showed that Imperial was top in the UK overall for research – with a greater proportion of 4* “world-leading” research than any other university.

 In June, a league table published by the QS World University Rankings showed Imperial was ranked sixth in the world for 2023 – putting it third in the UK and top in London.