By: Communications
The University of East Anglia is proud to celebrate successes across multiple disciplines, with some courses climbing dramatically in the latest Complete University Guide’s subject league tables.
Each year, the Complete University Guide publishes its UK university and subject league tables to help prospective students make informed choices about their future, including those weighing up late decisions or exploring Clearing options.
Beyond Health Sciences, several other UEA departments have made significant strides in the 2025 rankings:
Prof Christopher Burton, Dean of the School of Health Sciences, said: “This national recognition of the excellence of our nursing, midwifery and allied health professional courses is testament to the commitment of our academic teams. They also reflect the strong partnerships we have with health and care organisations that provide placements and support our students in practice. Importantly, these outcomes also reflect the passion and dedication of our students.”
Dr Kathryn Mares, Head of Department for Allied Health Professions, said: “This achievement recognises all the work behind the scenes supporting our students’ learning and wellbeing, and the collaborative working with our partner organisations to deliver an excellent learning experience for our future health and social care workforce.”
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