The Bartlett’s submission stands out for its inclusiveness; it submitted 151 scholars (c. 136 FTE overall), which was over twice the size of the nearest other submission to the REF sub-panel, and represents 94% of eligible staff. Nearly a third of the staff members in The Bartlett’s submission are Early Career Researchers, more than any other university within the same sub-panel. Every one of its young researchers was included, which demonstrates the faculty’s strong collective commitment to the future of built environment research. To further illustrate this point, the research environment that The Bartlett provides for its staff and students was graded as almost 90% at 4* world-leading level, the highest score for the sub-panel.
The Bartlett’s results in the REF 2014 exercise are among
the very best within UCL, which was ranked 1st overall for its research
strength, returning a total of 2,750 scholars (c. 2,566 FTE) as 92% of
the eligible staff in the university. UCL’s highly inclusive approach,
as exemplified by The Bartlett, reflects its status as a genuinely
research-intensive university where a supportive environment enables
staff to live up to their potential as world-class researchers.
Full information about UCL’s performance in REF2014 can be found at: www.ucl.ac.uk/ref2014.
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