Thursday, 2 October 2008

The State of the HE Sector

courtesy of Univeristy Business October 2008 and they got it from UUK conference and the Patterns of Higher Education Report

  • From 2000/01 to 2006/07 the sector as a whole has seen an increase of over 50% in its total income
  • In 2006/07 50% of the sectors total income came from funding council teacing and research grants and from tuition fees from Home and EU students
  • The UK's GDP spend on HE is 1.3%. THis falls behind major international competitors
  • For the first time there has been an above-average growth in student numbers in education and social studies
  • In the 10 year period from 1997/98 to 2006/07 tNon-EU international student enrolments have more than doubled
  • The number of part-time enrolments at undergraduate level has grwon more rapidly (50%) than full-time ones over the last decade.
  • 82% overall satisfaction rate of UK students
  • 80% of students go on to successfully complete their courses in the UK

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