Your priorities · Your table
Build a university ranking around what matters to you. Start with a subject, then adjust the influence of each common NSS question. Arrows show how your choices move each provider from the standard equal-weight table.
Step 1 Choose your subjectSelect a subject Accounting Adult nursing Aeronautical and aerospace engineering African and modern Middle Eastern studies Agricultural sciences Agriculture American and Australasian studies Anatomy, physiology and pathology Animal science Anthropology Applied psychology Archaeology Architecture Art Artificial intelligence Asian studies Astronomy Bioengineering, medical and biomedical engineering Biology (non-specific) Biomedical sciences (non-specific) Biosciences (non-specific) Biotechnology Building Business and management (non-specific) Business computing Business studies Celtic studies (non-specific) Chemical, process and energy engineering Chemistry Childhood and youth studies Children's nursing Cinematics and photography Civil engineering Classics Combined, general or negotiated studies Complementary and alternative medicine Computer games and animation Computer science Counselling, psychotherapy and occupational therapy Creative arts and design (non-specific) Creative writing Cultural studies Dance Dental nursing Dentistry Design studies Development studies Developmental psychology Drama Earth sciences Ecology and environmental biology Economics Education Electrical and electronic engineering Engineering (non-specific) English language English studies (non-specific) Environmental and public health Environmental sciences Finance Food and beverage production Food and beverage studies (non-specific) Food sciences Forensic and archaeological sciences Forestry and arboriculture French studies Gaelic studies Genetics Geography (non-specific) German and Scandinavian studies Hair and beauty sciences Health sciences (non-specific) Health studies Healthcare science (non-specific) Heritage studies History History of art, architecture and design Human geography Human resource management Humanities (non-specific) Iberian studies Information services Information systems Information technology Italian studies Journalism Landscape design Law Learning disabilities nursing Liberal arts (non-specific) Linguistics Literature in English Management studies Maritime technology Marketing Materials science Materials technology Mathematics Mechanical engineering Media studies Medical sciences (non-specific) Medical technology Medicine (non-specific) Medicine by specialism Mental health nursing Microbiology and cell science Midwifery Minerals technology Molecular biology, biophysics and biochemistry Music Natural sciences (non-specific) Naval architecture Nursing (non-specific) Nutrition and dietetics Operational research Ophthalmics Others in biosciences Others in business and management Others in Celtic studies Others in computing Others in creative arts and design Others in engineering Others in English studies Others in geographical studies Others in language and area studies Others in nursing Others in psychology Others in technology Others in veterinary sciences Performing arts (non-specific) Personal development Pharmacology Pharmacy Philosophy Physical geographical sciences Physical sciences (non-specific) Physics Physiotherapy Planning (urban, rural and regional) Plant sciences Politics Polymers and textiles Production and manufacturing engineering Psychology (non-specific) Psychology and health Publicity studies Publishing Rural estate management Sciences (non-specific) Slavic studies Social policy Social sciences (non-specific) Social work Sociology Software engineering Sport and exercise sciences Statistics Teacher training Theology and religious studies Tourism, transport and travel Toxicology Veterinary medicine and dentistry Welsh studies Zoology
Step 2
Shape the methodology Reset all Every question starts at 1×. Adjust individual questions or use the group shortcuts.
Choose a subject to reveal the 26 question controls.
How your weights work Scores use a weighted mean, not bonus points. A 2× question has twice the influence of an unchanged question; a 0.25× question has one quarter. The default 1× setting exactly reproduces the standard subject table.
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