- Entrants’ UCAS points
- 128–143
- Student satisfaction
- 91%
- In work or study
- 90%
- Median salary
- £25,000
Forensic and archaeological sciences degrees in the North West
There are 14 forensic and archaeological sciences courses at 4 universities and colleges in the North West. The median student satisfaction score is 82%. The middle entrant on a typical course had around 96 UCAS points. 90% of graduates were in work or further study after 15 months, on a median salary of £25,000. 5 courses offer a placement year.
Courses14
Median satisfaction82%
In work or study90%
Median salary£25,000
Courses
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- 96–111
- Student satisfaction
- 91%
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- £25,000
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- 112–127
- Student satisfaction
- 88%
- In work or study
- 86%
- Median salary
- £25,000
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- 64–79
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