Institutions directory 313 rows

How many institutions are listed, and is this the only place to find them?

The table lists 313 higher-education institutions read from the site's data layer. The page states no per-institution page has existed anywhere else on the site — the live institutions section is a hub page only — so this table is the first place all 313 records are visible at once.

Why do some institution names appear more than once?

The page explains that 33 slugs recur because the source data carries separate rows for different regional editions of the same institution, for example multiple rows for one university's different programmes or campuses, and each is kept as its own row exactly as the file has it.

Does the table show admissions contact details or intake size?

No. The page notes that the admissions URL, international office and typical intake size fields are populated on only a small share of rows in the source file, and it explicitly leaves those three fields out of the table for that reason.

Where does this directory's data come from?

All 313 rows are read directly from the site's institutions/index.json file, which the page cites as the source file behind every column in the table, including tier, accreditation, focus subjects and scholarship rate.

Can I see which fields were left out and why?

Yes — the page states three fields (admissions URL, international office contact, typical intake size) are populated on only 6.7% of rows in the source data, which is why they are omitted from the table rather than shown mostly empty.