Here's one I wrote earlier for British YC companies with a few updates: Cambridge: Immad Ahkund (Heyzap), Jude Gomila (Heyzap), Rahul Vohra (Rapportive), Marti

Here's one I wrote earlier for British YC companies with a few updates: Cambridge: Immad Ahkund (Heyzap), Jude Gomila (Heyzap), Rahul Vohra (Rapportive), Martin Kleppman (Rapportive), Sam Stokes (Rapportive), Ian Hogarth (SongKick), Pete Smith (SongKick), Michelle You (SongKick) Imperial: Tim Davey (SnapTalent), Sumon Sadhu (SnapTalent), Niall Smart (Echodio), Nathan Chong (NewsLabs), Jof Arnold (FitFu) Oxford: Peter Nixey (Clickpass), Harjeet Tagger (Auctomatic), Kulveer Taggar (Auctomatic) Bristol: Tom Riley (Fabricly) LSE: Ari Helgason (Fabricly) Southampton: Benjie Gillam (FitFu) Kent: Mike Laming (Propable) Anglia Ruskin University: Peter Clark (Still in stealth?) Newcastle-upon-tyne: Einar Vollset (ReMail) No university: Michael Ossareh (HeySan) It's not comprehensive and I wrote it from memory, but it's indicative that there is some level of correlation (Oxford, Cambridge, Imperial, Bristol and LSE are all generally ranked as "top-tier" universities). For personal experience I'd say Cambridge graduates are far more likely to found startups than those from other universities. I was at Cambridge StartupWeekend a week or so ago and there were probably 20-30 students from Cambridge university there.