Overseas Students (Hansard, 19 June 2002)

§ Margaret Hodge

The requested information is given in the table. The student numbers shown cover full-time and part-time courses of higher education, including both undergraduate and postgraduate levels of study.

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Student enrolments¹ in English and Welsh higher education institutions 2001–02 (provisional)
Census counts as at 1 December 2001
Higher education institution	Overseas students	Total students (all domiciles)	Overseas as a proportion of total (Percentage)
Middlesex University	5,280	22,150	24
Nene College	510	9,940	5
Newman College	80	1,450	6
Northern School of Contemporary Dance	40	150	27
Norwich School of Art and Design	20	730	3
Oxford Brookes University	2,540	14,220	18
Queen Mary and Westfield College	1,960	9,440	21
Ravensbourne College of Design and Communication	110	710	15
Roehampton Institute of Higher Education	650	7,000	9
Rose Bruford College	130	800	16
Royal Academy of Music	270	610	44
Royal Agricultural College	90	580	16
Royal College of Art	260	850	31
Royal College of Music	170	540	31
Royal Holloway and. Bedford New College	1,430	5,760	25
Royal Northern College of Music	130	600	22
Sheffield Hallam University	1,440	23,130	6
South Bank University	1,110	16,730	7
Southampton Institute	970	10,600	9
St. George's Hospital Medical School	190	2,790	7
St. Martin's College	300	7,920	4
St. Mary's College	190	2,660	7
Staffordshire University	1,140	16,280	7
Surrey Institute of Art and Design	350	2,820	12
Thames Valley University	1,420	13,330	11
The Arts Institute of Bournemouth	80	1,090	7
The London Institute	3,120	10,160	31
The Manchester Metropolitan University	1,860	28,560	7
The Nottingham Trent University	1,590	22,210	7
The Open University	0	150,890	0
The Royal Veterinary College	170	900	19
The School of Oriental and African Studies	1,520	3,540	43
The School of Pharmacy, University of London	160	780	21
The University of Bath	1,940	10,450	19
The University of Birmingham	4,000	25,200	16
The University of Bradford	1,710	10,606	17
The University of Brighton	2,010	15,150	13
The University of Bristol	2,340	17,350	13
The University of Cambridge	4,690	21,450	22
The University of Central England in Birmingham	1,430	18,060	8
The University of Central Lancashire	2,370	23,250	10
The University of East Anglia	1,640	12,540	13
The University of East London	2,030	12,420	16
The University of Essex	2,630	8,240	32
The University of Exeter	1,520	12,080	13
The University of Greenwich	2,510	17,100	15
The University of Huddersfield	880	16,420	5
The University of Hull	2,260	16,400	14
The University of Keele	910	9,430	10
The University of Kent at Canterbury	2,250	12,470	18
The University of Lancaster	2,180	11,240	19
The University of Leeds	4,810	32,820	15
The University of Leicester	2,830	16,630	17
The University of Lincoln	1,460	11,270	13
The University of Liverpool	3,080	21,860	14
The University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology	2,090	6,970	30
The University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne	2,210	17,370	13
The University of North London	2,410	14,030	17
The University of Northumbria at Newcastle	2,240	19,570	11
The University of Nottingham	3,900	23,930	16
The University of Oxford	4,560	20,850	22
The University of Plymouth	1,650	21,780	8
The University of Portsmouth	2,970	16,880	18
The University of Reading	2,500	13,570	18
The University of Salford	1,670	17,100	10
The University of Sheffield	3,200	22,970	14
The University of Southampton	2,090	19,150	11
The University of Sunderland	1,340	11,340	12
The University of Surrey	2,370	11,500	21

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Student enrolments¹ in English and Welsh higher education institutions 2001–02 (provisional)
Census counts as at 1 December 2001
Higher education institution	Overseas students	Total students (all domiciles)	Overseas as a proportion of total (Percentage)
The University of Sussex	2,320	11,280	21
The University of Teesside	640	13,650	5
The University of Warwick	4,160	20,210	21
The University of Westminster	3,540	21,340	17
The University of Wolverhampton	1,790	19,360	9
The University of York	1,140	9,450	12
The Victoria University of Manchester	3,750	24,990	15
Trinity and All Saints College	80	2,590	3
Trinity College of Music	120	490	24
University College London	4,970	19,210	26
University of Derby	590	11,400	5
University of Durham	1,410	13,560	10
University of Gloucestershire	260	7,960	3
University of Hertfordshire	2,140	18,300	12
University of London (Central Institutes and activities)	270	790	34
University of Luton	2,510	9,390	27
University of the West of England, Bristol	1,390	21,060	7
Wimbledon School of Art	90	620	15
Worcester College of Higher Education	190	5,290	4
Writtle College	140	1,240	11
York St. John College	210	4,860	4
Wales
Swansea Institute of Higher Education	180	4,840	4
The North-East Wales Institute of Higher Education	350	4,890	7
The University of Wales, Lampeter	340	4,560	7
Trinity College, Carmarthen	110	2,260	5
University of Glamorgan	1,360	15,900	9
University of Wales College of Medicine	270	3,330	8
University of Wales College, Newport	420	7,530	6
University of Wales Institute, Cardiff	490	7,900	6
University of Wales, Aberystwyth	980	9,700	10
University of Wales, Bangor	680	8,420	8
University of Wales, Cardiff	2,740	19,030	14
University of Wales, Swansea	1,330	10,890	12
Welsh College of Music and Drama	50	600	8
Total England and Wales	199,300	1,642,300	12
¹Includes full-time and part-time enrolments on undergraduate and postgraduate courses of HE in higher education institutions in England and Wales. Institution numbers have been rounded to nearest 10 and totals to nearest 100.

Source:

Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) December 2001 Student Record.