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The University of Law achieves five-star result in QS Stars rating

The University of Law (ULaw) is proud to announce a five-star result in this year’s QS Stars rating, retaining its position in the prestigious “Rated Excellent” tier.

The latest assessment recognises ULaw’s strong performance across a range of areas, including teaching, online learning, employability, good governance and diversity, equality and inclusion, for which the University achieved five-star ratings.

Importantly, ULaw has maintained its five-star overall rating since its previous QS Stars assessment in 2021. The result demonstrates the University’s continued commitment to delivery high-quality student experience and strong outcomes, while maintaining consistently high standards during a period of significant change across the higher education sector.

QS Stars is a globally recognised higher education ranking system which assesses institutions against a range of performance indicators. An overall five-star rating places an institution in the ‘Rated Excellent’ category.

ULaw achieved five-star ratings across a number of individual areas which reflect the University’s strategic priorities, including delivering an outstanding student experience, supporting students to achieve their career ambitions and providing flexible approaches to learning. 

Commenting on the results Professor Andrea Nollent, Vice-Chancellor & CEO at ULaw, said:

“We are incredibly proud of this achievement. It reflects the collective effort of colleagues across the University and our shared commitment to delivering consistently excellent outcomes and experiences for our students.

“To be recognised for our teaching quality and employability is of particular importance. We know just how important these factors are for students when choosing where to study and preparing for their future careers. Our teams bring considerable expertise, energy and passion to ensuring our students have the best possible experience and are well prepared for their chosen careers.”