English Funding Allocations 2003-04

Article Abstract:

England's universities, general colleges, specialist institutions and further education colleges are listed with their funding allocations for 2003-2004. Detail given include the total funding for teaching at each institution, real-term changes, total research funding, moderation of teaching and research funding, the size of each establishment's total grant and its total resource (including tuition fees), the change adjusted for volume and the change in total resource.

Government expenditures, England, Government finance, Educational aspects

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The credit you spend as you learn; finding a funding formula that fits everyone's bill

Article Abstract:

The UK government published a list of the costs of teaching the same subject in different higher education institutions in 1993. The results were controversial. One way of simplifying the funding dilemma would be for students to earn academic credits and be able to 'spend' them in different institutions, some observers feel. A national project has been set up to look at the problems of credits in depth.

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