§ Mr. Biffenasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will list the universities in Great Britain, showing the number of undergraduates in each in October, 1965, and giving a list of the faculties in each university.
§ Mr. PrenticeThe number of full-time undergraduate students in each university and college on the University Grants Committee list in October, 1965, have been provisionally counted as follows:
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ENGLAND Battersea 1,420 Birmingham 4,389 Birmingham (College of Advanced Technology) 1,886 Bradford 2,104 Bristol 3,971 Bristol (College of Science and Technology) 971 Brunel 858 Cambridge 7,907 Chelsea 751 Durham 2,095 East Anglia 693 Essex 327 Exeter 2,045 Hull 2,727 Keele 1,138 Kent 422 Lancaster 700 Leeds 5,782 Leicester 1,941 Liverpool 4,500 London 19,173 Loughborough 1,590 Manchester 5,451 Manchester (College of Science and Technology) 1,868 Newcastle-upon-Tyne 4,282 Northampton 1,744 Nottingham 3,099 Oxford 7,559 Reading 2,292 Salford 2,181 Sheffield 3,890 Southampton 2,348 Sussex 1,746 Warwick 340 York 897 Total ENGLAND 105,087
WALES Aberystwyth 1,747 Bangor 1,622 Cardiff 2,400 Swansea 2,230 National School of Medicine 225 Lampeter 228 Welsh College of Advanced Technology 893 Total WALES 9,345
SCOTLAND Aberdeen 3,514 Edinburgh 6,719 Glasgow 6,411 Heriot Watt 941 St. Andrews 3,482 Strathclyde 3,975 Total SCOTLAND 25,042 Total GREAT BRITAIN 139,474 On the second part of the Question, I would refer the hon. Member to the latest Annual Returns published by the University Grants Committee (Command 2778), Table 5. More detailed information could only be obtained by consulting the regulations published by each university.