Income gains may backfire

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Academics who have worked to bring extra revenue to universities must brace themselves for a tight spending review, according to the leaked draft analysis of financial prospects for English universities by the Higher Education Policy Institute (Hepi). Publication of the analysis will provide an overview of the financial health of universities and the view is that the next CSR will not see a significant rise in public funding.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis

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College budgets set to be slashed

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Colleges in England could face serious funding cuts next years as a result of learning and skills council discussions to cut the current UKPd5 bil budget for colleges in England by between 2% and 10%, or UKPd100 mil to UKPd500 mil, in order to plug a shortfall in the overall further education budget. It is feared that the bulk of the cuts could hit courses that have been created in order to widen access to higher education.

Analysis, Education, Higher, Higher education, Educational aspects, Educational finance

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