§ Dr. Hampsonasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science if she will list the number of part-time students on first degree courses in each university in the United Kingdom; and what percentage each is of the numbers of full-time students.
§ Mr. OakesFollowing is the information, which relates to part-time students on courses at undergraduate level lasting an academic session or longer in the academic year 1976–77, the most recent year for which figures are available.
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Part-time students University Number As a percentage of full-time and sandwich undergraduate students Aston 6 0.14 Birmingham 148 2.23 Bradford 78 2.10 Bristol 112 1.94 City 3 0.14 Durham 12 0.33 East Anglia 1 0.03 Essex 17 0.85 Exeter 59 1.69 Hull 52 1.31 Leeds 6 0.08 Liverpool 34 0.54
London University 740 6.49 Manchester 56 0.58 Newcastle 96 1.69 Nottingham 34 0.66 Reading 19 0.44 Sheffield 137 2.24 Southam[...] 7 0.15 Surrey 20 0.82 Sussex 1 0.03 Warwick 1 0.03 University [...]65 1.13 Aberdeen 1 0.02 Dundee 1[...] 0.67 Edinbury 125 1.56 Glasgow 51[...] 5.95 Heriot-Wa 1[...] 0.50 St. Andrew [...] 0.03 Strathclvde 5[...] [...].96 Queen's Beltas 27 [...].30 Ulster [...]rain 1 0.81 United Kingdom 1 [...].67 Open University (calentar year 1977) 116 — There were [...] part-time students as defined above in 1976[...] at the following universities or colleges:
Bath, [...], Cambridge, Keele, Kent, Lancaster, Leicester, London Graduate Schoo of Business Studies, Loughboroug Manchester Business School, University on Manchester Institute of Science and [...] Oxford Salford [...] and Stiring