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  1. University Alliance calls for a public information campaign to explain the new graduate contribution scheme

    …don’t benefit you don’t pay. “Alliance universities have an outstanding track record of widening access to higher education whilst delivering some of the highest rates of graduate-level employment. In order to maintain access, however, we need this new system to be better understood. We would urge the Government, along with the university sector, to undertake a major national public information campaign to achieve a fundamental shift in understan…

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  2. University Alliance responds to Lord Browne’s review

    …currently investing in higher education except the UK and Romania. Between 2000 and 2008 the UK fell from 3rd highest to 15th among top industrialised nations for the proportion of young people graduating. We are now below the OECD average. The investment of public funding in universities is just that – an investment. The UK invests 1.1% of GDP in its universities. In return, they contribute 2.3% of GDP, making them generators of economic growth…

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  3. Briefing for new MPs: Introduction to University Alliance

    Will you want to vote on university funding and fees in the coming Parliament? Do you have a university in your constituency? This briefing paper is a snapshot of the issues which are likely to be voted on or debated during the next Parliament and the ways University Alliance can provide useful information. Universities are now major generators of economic growth for the UK and the largest employers in some cities. [Download Briefing Paper as PDF…

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  4. BBC: University place scramble gets underway

    …A scramble for university is under way with up to 186,000 students chasing a dwindling number of unfilled places. With another record in the A-level pass rate, and 27% of entries gaining As or A*s, the competition appears more intense than ever. The university admissions service said 2010 was perhaps the toughest year for admissions for the past decade. Read the full article.  …

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  5. Guardian: Tackling the taxing problem of funding universities

    …t research science? Or apprenticeships? No thanks. They need Browne to extract more money from graduates and quickly. But a pure graduate tax does not do that quickly enough. It would exclude those who do not pay UK income tax or chose to graduate abroad. There would have to be cut-offs and exemptions, as Browne’s researchers are discovering. Worse for universities it would again centralise funding, making them more dependent on Treasury goodwill,…

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  6. How Alliance universities are leading a path through a difficult economic climate

    …artners is a clear example of connectivity; where research, learning and teaching, community, public and employer engagement, infrastructure and professional services across the university, all work together to drive a truly innovative project. Sheffield Hallam University – driving regeneration (Page 35) The university uses the academic strength of its teaching and research in the areas of business, manufacturing, sport, leisure and public service…

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  7. University Alliance response to HEFCE review of teaching funding method

    …ieve value for money, our funding method should continue to reflect the impact of income from tuition fees and contributions from employers? Consultation question 9: Do you consider that any other principles or features should be fundamental to our teaching funding method? Consultation question 10: What are the advantages / disadvantages associated with each of the options in paragraph 60? Are there other effective alternatives? [Download consulta…

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  8. THE: Mission groups call for higher fees

    …the point of use”. “Government could achieve an overall cost reduction in comparison to the current system, whilst still providing loans to cover the full tuition fee, even up to a fee of £9,000 per year, if necessary,” the document claims. But Aaron Porter, president-elect of the National Union of Students, said this could lead to students accruing debts of more than £40,000. Removing the cap on fees would expose students and their families to “…

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