Charity begins on campus

Article Abstract:

Charitities in the United Kingdom are concerned that educational establishments are undermining their ability to raise funds, with a move by univerisities to seek funds from private sources. Older and better known universities, such as Cambridge, Oxford and London, are better able to capture funds, and can afford to pay high salaries to fund raisers. The univerisities claim they are enlarging the market, and thus not taking resources away from charities.

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES, Finance, Reports, Universities and colleges, Fund raising

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Numbers up though some still face cuts

Article Abstract:

Some of Britain's civic universities, including Leeds, Hull, Bradford and Royal Holloway universities, are having problems meeting their recruitment targets and are having to reassess their programme portfolios. Although many universities are experiencing a shortfall, many say the application quality has improved and more foreign students have applied.

Social aspects, College admissions, College applications

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'What is your subject centre doing for you?'

Article Abstract:

Higher educational authorities in the UK will benefit from the establishment of Learning and Teaching Support Networks which have been set up to offer advice to teachers in universities and colleges throughout the UK.

Services, Education, Higher, Higher education, Learning and Teaching Support Networks

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