(2) how many students from Hartlepool constituency went to (a) each university and (b) university in each region of the UK in the last year for which information is available.
The total numbers of undergraduate entrants to UK Higher Education Institutions from Hartlepool parliamentary constituency for each year since 1996/97 are given in the table. Figures for the 2006/07 academic year will be available in January 2008.
Academic year Number of entrants 1996/97 500 1997/98 535 1998/99 620 1999/2000 615 2000/01 770 2001/02 825 2002/03 960 2003/04 940 2004/05 940 2005/06 985 1 Covers students on full-time and part-time modes of study. 2 Excludes the Open University. Note: Figures are on a snapshot basis as at the 1 of December for comparability and are rounded to the nearest five. Source: Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA).
The latest available information for the number of students from Hartlepool parliamentary constituency who went to each university in the UK split by the government office region of the institution is given in the following table, for the 2005/06 academic year.
Government Office Region/Institution Number of entrants North East The University of Northumbria at Newcastle 95 The University of Sunderland 145 The University of Teesside 510 University of Durham 20 The University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne 30 Total 800 North West Edge Hill University 5 St. Martin’s College 3— The University of Central Lancashire 10 Liverpool John Moores University 3— The Manchester Metropolitan University 5 The University of Lancaster 5 The University of Liverpool 5 The University of Salford 3— Cumbria Institute of the Arts 3— The University of Manchester 5 Total 35 Yorkshire and the Humber York St. John University College 10 Trinity and All Saints College 3— The University of Huddersfield 10 Leeds Metropolitan University 25 Sheffield Hallam University 5 The University of Hull 10 The University of Leeds 10 The University of Sheffield 3— The University of York 5 Total 75 East Midlands The University of Northampton 3— The University of Lincoln 3— De Montfort University 5 The Nottingham Trent University 5 The University of Leicester 3— Loughborough University 3— The University of Nottingham 5 Total 15 West Midlands University of Central England in Birmingham 3— Coventry University 3— The University of Wolverhampton 3— Aston University 3— The University of Birmingham 5 The University of Warwick 3— Birmingham College of Food, Tourism and Creative Studies 3— Total 10 East Anglia Ruskin University 5 University of Hertfordshire 3— The University of Cambridge 5 The University of Essex 3— Total 10 London University of the Arts, London 3— Rose Bruford College 3— Kingston University 3— London South Bank University 3— Thames Valley University 3— Brunei University 3— Imperial College of Science, Technology and Medicine 3— The Royal Veterinary College 3— Conservatoire for Dance and Drama 3— London Metropolitan University 3— Total 10 South East The University of Brighton 3— Oxford Brookes University 5 The University of Portsmouth 5 The University of Kent 3— The University of Oxford 5 The University College for the Creative Arts at Canterbury 3— Total 10 South West University of Gloucestershire 3— The University of Plymouth 5 The University of Bath 3— Total 5 Scotland The University of Edinburgh 5 Total 5 Wales University of Wales, Aberystwyth 3— Total 3— Northern Ireland The Queen's University of Belfast 3— Total 3— Total 985 1 Covers students on full-time and part-time modes of study. 2 Excludes the Open University. Excludes those institutions that did not have any entrants from Hartlepool parliamentary constituency. 3 Number greater than zero but less than three. Note: Figures are on a snapshot basis as at the 1 December for comparability and numbers are rounded to the nearest five therefore components may not sum to totals. Source: Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA).