This year's Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF) also awarded City Gold for the student outcomes aspect.
By Eve Lacroix (Senior Communications Officer), Published (Updated )
City, University of London has retained its overall Silver award in this year's Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF). The national scheme, run by the Office for Students (OfS), recognised City’s student experience and student outcomes as typically ‘very high-quality’.
Professor Juliet John, Vice-President for Education at City said:
The TEF assesses and rates universities and colleges for excellence in their provision for undergraduate students. Those that take part receive an overall rating as well as two underpinning aspect ratings – one for the student experience and one for student outcomes.
City was one of 33 providers to be awarded Gold for the student outcomes rating, which looks at the educational and professional outcomes of university graduates.
Dr Sionade Robinson, Vice-President for Enterprise, Engagement & Employability at City said:
Awards are determined by an independent panel of experts comprised of students, academics and experts on employment and widening participation in higher education.
Drawing on national data combined with detailed submissions by each university or college, the TEF measures excellence in teaching quality, the learning environment, and the educational and professional outcomes achieved by students. The rating of Gold, Silver or Bronze is awarded for four years.
Commenting, Susan Lapworth, Chief Executive of the OfS, said: