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  1. University Alliance says investment in HE ‘crucial’ for UK economy

    …education for our future economy cannot be overstated. “Even with the full additional fee income, three years after the introduction of variable fees in 2006, the sector is still 22% below 1989 funding levels in real terms.[4] Independent research undertaken by the Financial Sustainability Strategy Group for HEFCE proved that the sector did not enter a new era of affluence with the introduction of fees but remained under-funded. The report conclud…

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  2. University Alliance report shows that selectivity, not concentration, has driven excellence in UK research

    …ture policy on research concentration has seemed a little uncertain since RAE 2008 results demonstrated that peaks of world-leading research excellence were distributed more widely than had been anticipated. The evidence, however, remains very clear: selectivity not concentration has driven excellence in UK research; excellence is not determined by volume alone; and it is the peaks of world-leading research excellence that determine the position o…

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  3. Concentration and diversity: understanding the relationship between excellence, concentration and critical mass in UK research

    …e research funding methods in the world – QR funding in 2009-10, based on RAE 2008, has not changed that: In 2007-8, four institutions received 29 per cent of Quality-related (QR) funding (and 23 around 75 per cent). In 2009-10, four institutions received 32 per cent of QR funding (and 25 around 75 per cent). Selectivity can, however, be taken too far. HEFCE’s ‘Fundamental Review of Research Policy and Funding’ concluded that “a major increase in…

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  4. THE: Letter to the Editor, Win-win way to square the funding circle

    …meet these costs. The Government should offer a 20 per cent discount to any 2009 graduate who repays some or all of their loan by 31 October. Some 300,000 students will graduate this year, the first generation to pay top-up fees. Most have taken out loans of about £10,000 to cover fees and up to a further £15,000 for living costs. We do not yet know the total owed by the Class of 2009, but a conservative estimate puts the figure between £3 billion…

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  5. Profile: Professor Alistair Fitt, Deputy Chair of University Alliance

    …l. After progressing through the ranks at the University of Southampton, becoming Head of the School of Mathematics and later Pro Vice-Chancellor for International, Alistair moved to Oxford Brookes. After four years of leading the university’s Research and Knowledge Exchange portfolio as PVC, he was appointed Vice-Chancellor in 2015. Alistair doesn’t try to predict the future. He says “I want Oxford Brookes, and the sector, to be agile and flexibl…

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