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Dawn Leeder, RLO-CETL

University of Cambridge

Eddie Gulc, Senior Adviser

Higher Education Academy

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Sources of funding for HE in UK

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Sources of funding for HE in UK

CETL Funding 2005 - 2010

HEFCE funded

~£315 million •

81

CETLs funded (7 in NI) •

Largest ever

single T & L intervention •

Aim:

to

improve

the

status

of

teaching

in HE

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Sources of funding for HE in UK

RLO-CETL Funding

£3.75 million

(capital & recurrent) •

Staff Reward & Development

~ £20K per year •

Mini-projects

~ £30K per year

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Sources of funding for HE in UK

Overview of funding sources

Funding Councils

Research Councils

Higher Education Academy

EU Funding

Charitable Trusts

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Sources of funding for HE in UK

Funding Councils

Funding councils in the UK

Higher Education Funding Council for England

(HEFCE) £4,510m • Scottish Funding Council (SFC) £1,600m • Higher Education Council - ELWa (Wales) £400m • Department for Employment and Learning (Northern Ireland) ?

Joint Information Systems Committee

(JISC) £110m Provides funding for networks and innovative services for HE & FE

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Sources of funding for HE in UK

JISC

Joint Information Systems Committee

JISC March 2007

http://www.jisc.ac.uk/fundingopportunities.aspx

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Sources of funding for HE in UK

JISC services

Academy JISC Academic Integrity Service Archives Hub Arts and Humanities Data Service (AHDS) Athens BUFVC (British Universities Film & Video Council) Census Dissemination Unit Copac CrossFire Digimap Collections Digital Curation Centre (DCC) Economic and Social Data Service (ESDS) EDINA Education Image Gallery Eduserv (innovative technology services) ESDS International Film & Sound Online Hairdressing Training Index to The Times 1790-1980 Information Environment Service Registry (IESR) Intute ISI Web of Knowledge Service for UK Education JANET JANET CSIRT JISC CETIS (Centre for Educational Technology Interoperability Standards) JISC Collections JISC infoNet JISC Internet Plagiarism Advisory Service JISC Legal JISC Monitoring Unit JISC RSCs (Regional Support Centres) JISC TechDis Jorum JSTOR Land, Life & Leisure Mimas National Academic Mailing List service (JISCMail) Netskills OSS Watch (open source software advisory service) Procureweb Satellite Image Data Service SUNCAT TASI (Technical Advisory Service for Images) TechWatch (Technology & Standards Watch) Text Mining Centre UK Access Management Federation for Education and Research UK Data Archive (UKDA) UKBORDERS UKOLN Zetoc

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Sources of funding for HE in UK

Research Councils

Funding for research

• • • • • • • Arts & Humanities Research Council (AHRC)

Biotechnology & Biological Sciences

Research Council (BBSRC)

Engineering & Physical Sciences

Research Council (EPSRC) Economic & Social Research Council (ESRC) Medical Research Council (MRC) Natural Environment Research Council (NERC)

Science and Technology Facilities

Council ( STFC) •

Knowledge Transfer Partnerships

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Sources of funding for HE in UK

Knowledge Transfer Partnerships

Public/private partnership

Led by Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) Each Partnership is part funded by the Government (balance of costs comes from the company partner) Research Councils all involved with this

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Sources of funding for HE in UK

• • • • •

Higher Education Academy

National Teaching Fellowship Scheme (NTFS) -

NTFS Individuals 50 x £10K Projects up to £200K (9 funded in 2007)

£2.5m

Research Observatory £30K per project

Expressions of interest by 19 March

http://www.heacademy.ac.uk/ourwork/learning/elearning/elro

Professional Recognition

(Associates, Fellows, Senior Fellows)

Support

(advice, brokerage, advocacy)

Subject Centres

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Sources of funding for HE in UK

Subject centres

Art, Design and Media

Bioscience

Built Environment (CEBE) Business, Management, Accountancy and Finance (BMAF) Economics

Education

(ESCALATE)

Engineering

English Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences (GEES) HEALTH Network Group Health Sciences and Practice History, Classics and Archaeology Hospitality, Leisure, Sport and Tourism (HLST)

Information and Computer Sciences

Languages, Linguistics and Area Studies (LLAS) Law (UK Centre for Legal Education - UKCLE)

Materials

(UK Centre for Materials Education) Maths, Stats & OR Network (MSOR) Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Medicine (MEDEV) PALATINE - Dance, Drama and Music Philosophical and Religious Studies

Physical Sciences

Sociology, Anthropology and Politics (C-SAP) Social Policy and Social Work (SWAP)

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Sources of funding for HE in UK

Mini-Projects

up to £3.5K

- deadline 11 April

http://www.heacademy.ac.uk/funding/detail/fun59

Development Projects

up to £5K

- deadline 31 March

http://www.heacademy.ac.uk/physsci/funding

Subject centres

Art, Design and Media

Bioscience

Built Environment (CEBE) Business, Management, Accountancy and Finance (BMAF) Economics

Education

(ESCALATE)

Engineering

English Geography, Earth and Environmental Sciences (GEES) HEALTH Network Group Health Sciences and Practice History, Classics and Archaeology Hospitality, Leisure, Sport and Tourism (HLST)

Information and Computer Sciences

Languages, Linguistics and Area Studies (LLAS) Law (UK Centre for Legal Education - UKCLE)

Materials

(UK Centre for Materials Education) Maths, Stats & OR Network (MSOR) Medicine, Dentistry and Veterinary Medicine (MEDEV) PALATINE - Dance, Drama and Music Philosophical and Religious Studies

Physical Sciences

Sociology, Anthropology and Politics (C-SAP) Social Policy and Social Work (SWAP)

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Sources of funding for HE in UK

EU funding

Framework 7 2007 - 2013

• • • • Four principal programmes:

Cooperation € 32.4 billion

help Europe gain leadership in key areas of science & technology by having our best brains from across Europe working together

Ideas € 7.5 billion

to foster competition and excellence in frontier or fundamental research

People € 4.7 billion

fellowships for research training and career development

Capacities € 4.2 billion

to ensure scientific and technological capacity-building, for example in the area of infrastructures or in helping European regions to gear up their scientific potential

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Sources of funding for HE in UK

Charitable Trusts

Funding with strings…

• • • • • • • • Eduserv - themes - e.g. online identity Gatsby Charitable Foundation - science and engineering education Royal Society - themes - e.g. science in schools NESTA - mainly for 14 -19 Wolfson Foundation - buildings, libraries Wellcome - bioscience Leverhulme - health Etc, etc

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Sources of funding for HE in UK

Global initiatives

Funding without boundaries, but still with strings…

• • HSBC Global Education Trust Projects in and out of school which help educate children and young adults aged 3-25 Development Partnerships in Higher Education programme (DelPHE) British Council, must meet MDGs

Universities UK International Strategies Group

• • • 5 key areas of international activity: • reputation • policies and strategies students information partnerships and links

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Sources of funding for HE in UK

The Power of Collaboration

 Universities’ Collaboration in e-Learning (UCeL) 2002 2007 (~£90K p.a.)  Centre for Excellence in Reusable Learning Objects (RLO-CETL) 2005 2010 (~£600K p.a.)  Next?… Globalisation International Visiting Fellowships 2009 2014 (£, $, € etc…)

One thing leads to another… … but be flexible

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Sources of funding for HE in UK

Be creative!

Don’t ignore bandwagons

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Sources of funding for HE in UK

Be creative!

Bandwagons contain money…

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Sources of funding for HE in UK

Others are!

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Conclusions

• No obvious single solution • Identify opportunities • Show evidence • Match each call to your strengths • Collaborate, network • Talk to people!

• Be creative • Be flexible • Evolve, mutate • Anything’s possible…

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