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25 Jul 2014
Economics and Management
Oxford University
Head office
University Offices Wellington Square Oxford OX1 2JD
Telephone: 01865 270000
Fax: 01865 270708
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Overall, I am satisfied with the quality of
the course
93%
Staff are good at explaining things
92%
Staff have made the subject interesting
88%
Feedback on my work has been prompt
64%
Feedback on my work has helped me clarify
things I did not understand
81%
I have received sufficient advice and support
with my studies
86%
The library resources and services are good
enough for my needs
98%
I have been able to access general IT
resources when I needed to
97%
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I am satisfied with the Students' Union at
my institution
36% .
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Average salary six months after the course
42,000 .
Typical salary range
29,000 - 45,000.
Average salary across the UK after taking
a similar course
after six months
29,000.
(salary range)
25,000 - 35,000.
after 40 months
34,000.
(salary range)
32,000 - 45,000.
Accreditation
No .
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After the course
Go on to work and/or study
83% .
Now working
67%.
Doing further study
12%.
Studying and working
3%.
Unemployed
10%.
Other
7%.
Employment six months after the course
In a professional or managerial job
90%.
Not in a professional or managerial job
10%.
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In an unknown job type
0%.
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Average annual fee for students from England
This may be lower for some students who are
eligible for fee support
9,000.
for students from N. Ireland
9,000.
for students from Scotland
9,000.
for students from Wales
9,000.
Could fees increase with inflation?
Yes.
Do the fees vary by year?
No.
Financial support
Is this institution participating in the English
National Scholarship programme?
Yes.
Is there a fee waiver available?
Yes.
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Is there means-tested support available?
Yes.
Is there non-means-tested support available?
No.
Typical annual cost of university/college
accommodation
3,290 - 3,744 .
Typical annual cost of private accommodation
4,680 - 5,200.
Number of university/college beds
3336.
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% time in lectures, seminars and similar
12% .
Year 1
13%.
Year 2
11%.
Year 3
11%.
% time in independent study
Year 1
87%.
Year 2
89%.
Year 3
89%.
% time on placement (if relevant to course)
Year 1
0%.
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% coursework
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Year 2
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Year 3
0%.
% written exams
Year 1
100%.
Year 2
0%.
Year 3
100%.
% practical exams
Year 1
0%.
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Year 3
0%.
Are there other things which students must do
to complete this course?
No.
Proportion of course available in Welsh
0% .
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Overall, I am satisfied with the quality of
the course
93%
Staff are good at explaining things
92%
Staff have made the subject interesting
88%
Staff are enthusiastic about what they are
teaching
92%
The course is intellectually stimulating
96%
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The criteria used in marking have been clear
in advance
56%
Assessment arrangements and marking have
been fair
81%
Feedback on my work has been prompt
64%
I have received detailed comments on my
work
72%
Feedback on my work has helped me clarify
things I did not understand
81%
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I have received sufficient advice and support
with my studies
86%
I have been able to contact staff when I
needed to
95%
Good advice was available when I needed to
make study choices
83%
The timetable works efficiently as far as my
activities are concerned
82%
Any changes in the course or teaching have
been communicated effectively
79%
The course is well organised and is running
smoothly
79%
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The library resources and services are good
enough for my needs
98%
I have been able to access general IT
resources when I needed to
97%
I have been able to access specialised
equipment, facilities, or rooms when I needed
to
93%
The course has helped me to present myself
with confidence
85%
My communication skills have improved
88%
As a result of the course, I feel confident in
tackling unfamiliar problems
88%
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I am satisfied with the Students' Union at
my institution
36% .
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Average salary six months after the course
42,000 .
Typical salary range
29,000 - 45,000.
Average salary across the UK after taking
a similar course
after six months
29,000.
(salary range)
25,000 - 35,000.
after 40 months
34,000.
(salary range)
32,000 - 45,000.
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Go on to work and/or study
83% .
Now working
67%.
Doing further study
12%.
Studying and working
3%.
Unemployed
10%.
Other
7%.
Employment six months after the course
In a professional or managerial job
90%.
Not in a professional or managerial job
10%.
In an unknown job type
0%.
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Accreditation
No .
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Average annual fee for students from England
This may be lower for some students who are
eligible for fee support
9,000.
for students from N. Ireland
9,000.
for students from Scotland
9,000.
for students from Wales
9,000.
Could fees increase with inflation?
Yes.
Do the fees vary by year?
No.
Is this institution participating in the English
National Scholarship programme?
Yes.
Is there a fee waiver available?
Yes.
Is there means-tested support available?
Yes.
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Is there non-means-tested support available?
No.
Typical annual cost of university/college
accommodation
3,290 - 3,744 .
Typical annual cost of private accommodation
4,680 - 5,200.
Number of university/college beds
3336.
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% time in lectures, seminars and similar
12% .
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13%.
Year 2
11%.
Year 3
11%.
% time in independent study
Year 1
87%.
Year 2
89%.
Year 3
89%.
% time on placement (if relevant to course)
Year 1
0%.
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% written exams
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% practical exams
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Are there other things which students must do
to complete this course?
No.
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1st class degree
25%.
Upper 2nd class degree
62%.
Lower 2nd class degree
12%.
Other honours / pass without honours
1%.
Ordinary degree
0%.
Degree that is not subject to classification
0%.
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Continue at the university or college
99%.
Complete the course they enrolled on
0%.
Complete a different award from the one they
enrolled on
0%.
Are taking a break from their studies
0%.
Left before completing their course
1%.
Proportion of course available in Welsh
0% .
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Entry qualifications
Degree (or equivalent) or higher qualification
1%.
Different higher education qualification
2%.
A Levels Scottish Advanced Highers or similar
84%.
Baccalaureate
13%.
Completed Access Course
0%.
Foundation course
No/unknown prior qualifications
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Other
0%.
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240 - 279
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280 - 319
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320 - 359
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360 - 399
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440 - 479
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520 - 559
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560 - 599
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600+
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course size is small, or because it is a new course.
This does not reflect on the quality of the course.
Aggregated data: There are not enough data available to give specific information for the course: this may be because the course size
is small, or because it is a new course. For this reason, the information may include data from previous years, or other courses at the
institution in the courses wider subject area. For example, if the course was in Forestry, information for all agricultural and related
subjects at the institution might be shown.
Estimated data: These data are based on the modules the institution expects students to take rather than actual module choices.
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