UK Universities

The Russell Group is made up of 24 of the UK’s top universities. The group’s universities receive about two-thirds of all research grants and university contract income in the UK.

University of Birmingham	London School of Economics and Political Science
University of Bristol	University of Manchester
University of Cambridge	Newcastle University
Cardiff University	University of Nottingham
Durham University	University of Oxford
University of Edinburgh	Queen Mary University of London
University of Exeter	Queen’s University Belfast
University of Glasgow	University of Sheffield
Imperial College London	University of Southampton
King’s College London	University College London
University of Leeds	University of Warwick
University of Liverpool	University of York

Aberdeen	University of Aberdeen Robert Gordon University
Belfast	Queen’s University Belfast
Birmingham	University of Birmingham Aston University
Brighton	University of Sussex
Bristol	University of Bristol
Cardiff	Cardiff University
Dundee	University of Dundee
Edinburgh	University of Edinburgh Heriot-Watt
Exeter	University of Exeter
Glasgow	University of Glasgow University of Strathclyde Glasgow School of Art
Leeds	University of Leeds
Liverpool	University of Liverpool Liverpool John Moores University
London	Imperial College London University College London (“UCL”) King’s College London London School of Economics (“LSE”) London Business School City, University of London Barts and The London School of Medicine and Dentistry (“Barts”) Royal College of Music Royal Holloway, University of London Birkbeck, University of London School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London (“SOAS”)
Manchester	University of Manchester
Newcastle	Newcastle University
Norwich	University of East Anglia
Nottingham	University of Nottingham
Sheffield	University of Sheffield
Southampton	University of Southampton
York	University of York

Times University Rankings