Budget blight on universities

Article Abstract:

The British Government expects universities and colleges throughout the United Kingdom to make up the Nov. 1995's budget reductions in capital funding by finding more private funding through the new Private Finance Initiative. Over the next three years the Government plans to reduce further education capital funding by almost 50%, and will instead give an a large proportion of this saving to schools. It is argued that since the Private Finance Initiative project is new, any raised capital may not be enough to make up the difference, and that other initiatives such as the Teaching and Learning Technology Programme could suffer as a result.

Management, Education, Government spending policy

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Squeeze hinders growth in Wales

Article Abstract:

Higher education colleges and universities in Wales are seeing financial pressures rise in 2001/02, with teaching allocations reduced in effect. The cuts are due largely to recruitment problems at the institutions.

Education, Higher, Higher education, Wales, Federal aid to higher education, Government aid to higher education

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Overseas cash injection rises

Article Abstract:

UK universities are becoming more reliant on foreign fees, according to a report by Times Higher. Manchester University earned most from overseas students in 2004-05, ahead of the London School of Economics (LSE).

United Kingdom, Financial management, Colleges & Universities, Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools, Colleges and universities, Reports, Company financing

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