In recent days, the number of new hospitalizations and infections in the UK has declined slightly.
In the past seven days, there were 6,648 new hospitalizations in the UK, down 8.4% from the previous week; 237064 new infections, down 14.7%; and 1,157 new deaths, up 1.4%.
However, experts said that although the data has declined, it will take a while to determine whether the epidemic in the UK is improving. The UK government's scientific advisers have said that data from the UK Office for National Statistics (ONS) is currently the most reliable reference standard.
According to data reported by ONS, 91% of UK university students have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, with 95% of them saying they will be tested if they develop symptoms of a suspected infection.
Among college students who have not yet been vaccinated, only 73% are willing to be tested, and only 32% of students are willing to be vaccinated.
However, from the data point of view, most British students are still willing to cooperate with the epidemic prevention, this year's British university campuses have not appeared in the same outbreak as last year, the situation is still relatively optimistic.
Data on recent infections from 20 UK universities
Xiaobian sorted out the recent infections of 20 BRITISH universities for the students below, and the data came from the official websites of various universities:
University of Cambridge
From November 1 to November 7, a total of 6 teachers and students tested positive. Since September, a total of 69 teachers and students have tested positive.
Oxford
From October 30 to November 5, a total of 17 teachers and students tested positive. Since 4 September, a total of 82 teachers and students have tested positive.
University College London
From November 3 to November 9, a total of 78 teachers and students tested positive.
Imperial College London
On 9 November, fewer than five teachers and students were reported to have tested positive. (Imperial Polytechnic carries out data protection, so there is no exact data)
London School of Economics and Political Science
From November 2 to November 8, a total of 11 teachers and students tested positive. Since September, a total of 124 teachers and students have tested positive.
University of Manchester
From November 1 to November 7, a total of 57 teachers and students tested positive. Since 1 September, a total of 413 teachers and students have tested positive.
University of Edinburgh
In the week ending 10 November, a total of 32 teachers and students tested positive.
King's College London
In the week ending 8 November, a total of 48 teachers and students tested positive. Since 13 September, a total of 326 teachers and students have tested positive.
University of Warwick
As of November 8, a total of 15 teachers and students in the school had tested positive for PCR. Asymptomatic test results cannot be counted by schools.
University of Bristol
From November 4 to November 10, a total of 38 teachers and students tested positive.
University of Southampton
A total of 6 teachers and students tested positive on 9 November. A total of 33 teachers and students are currently infected.
Durham University
In the 14 days to 10 November, a total of 23 teachers and students tested positive.
University of Birmingham
From October 20 to October 26, a total of 37 teachers and students tested positive.
University of St Andrews
Data as of Nov. 5 shows that a total of 15 teachers and students have tested positive since Oct. 28. Since 1 September, a total of 125 teachers and students have tested positive.
University of Leeds
From October 25 to October 31, a total of 25 teachers and students tested positive. Since 6 September, a total of 219 teachers and students have tested positive.
University of Sheffield
From November 1 to November 9, a total of 56 teachers and students tested positive. Since 1 September, a total of 265 teachers and students have tested positive.
University of Nottingham
As of November 10, a total of 36 teachers and students are currently infected with COVID-19.
Queen Mary University of London
As of November 10, a total of 15 teachers and students are currently infected with COVID-19.
Lancaster University
From November 3 to November 9, a total of 15 teachers and students tested positive. Since 27 September, a total of 173 teachers and students have tested positive.
University of York
From October 29 to November 4, a total of 30 teachers and students tested positive.
After the start of the school year, the satisfaction of college students declined
In addition, ONS also surveyed student satisfaction after the opening of UK universities.
In the week ending 1 November, uk university students had an average life satisfaction score of 6.6, lower than the overall satisfaction of the 16- to 29-year-old group (7.0).
ONS said 32 percent of college students felt a decline in mental health and well-being. In late September, the percentage was 26 percent.