Manchester Met awarded Gold in Teaching Excellence Framework

December 2023

Manchester Met awarded Gold. View of Manchester Metropolitan University's All Saints Campus
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Manchester Met awarded Gold in Teaching Excellence Framework

Manchester Metropolitan University has received Gold status in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF), meaning it has been rated as an outstanding university for its student experience.

Manchester Metropolitan University has received Gold status in the Teaching Excellence Framework (TEF), meaning it has been rated as an outstanding university for its student experience.

The TEF is a national scheme run every four years by the Office for Students, which encourages and recognises the quality of teaching, the learning environment and outcomes for students, all of which help inform prospective undergraduate students with their choice of where to study.

Bronze, Silver and Gold are the three rating categories signifying increasing degrees of excellence above the minimum quality requirements. The panel review a combination of sources: evidence submitted by universities and their students and numerical indicators TEF produce from national datasets such as the National Student Survey.

The TEF has an overall rating and a rating for each of the two aspects assessed in the exercise: the student experience, which covers teaching the whole wraparound support given to students, and student outcomes, which covers retention, progression and graduate outcomes.

Manchester Met secured Gold overall, with Gold for student experience and Silver for student outcomes.

Professor Andy Dainty, Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Education at Manchester Met, said: “We are delighted to have achieved an overall Gold outcome. This is a fantastic result for a University of our size and diversity, and for this assessment to conclude that our student experience is outstanding is testament to the hard work of everyone at the University.

“The rating is another major recognition for the excellent education we deliver, coming after this year’s brilliant NSS results which ranked us as 30th in the UK.

“This outcome demonstrates what we can achieve working together and I know through drive and ambition we can to build on this great success.”

The outcomes from TEF 2023 will last for four years from December 2023 until August 2027.

Advanced Materials

Manchester is leading the 2D revolution and home to the UK’s leading research and innovation association of advanced materials.

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Health & Life Sciences

Oxford Road Corridor is home to one of the largest clinical academic campuses in Europe, attracting clinicians, students and researchers from around the world.

Digital & Tech

The availability of digital talent generated by the two universities on the Oxford Road Corridor is a major factor in the city region’s success in attracting inward investment and growing new digital firms.

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