The University of Edinburgh fell 46 places in the Times Higher Education table, from 32nd last year to 78th DAVID CHESKIN/PALeading British universities have tumbled down a global ranking of employability of graduates with only one left in the top ten, raising fears that the Brexit vote is damaging the reputation of higher education. The University of Edinburgh, the only Scottish institution in the Times Higher Education table of 150 universities producing the best graduates according to employers, recorded one of the biggest drops in the league table. It fell 46 places, from 32nd last year to 78th, with US-based institutions taking the top four slots and Asian universities growing in influence. Cambridge is now in fifth place in the Times Higher Education table. It fell from fourth place last year, while Oxford went from 7th to 15th, Imperial College London from 16th to 17th,…

Source: The Times November 16, 2017 00:00 UTC