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University spending explained
University spending explained
Increased student contributions to the costs of higher education have led to a greater interest in university spending. This interactive explainer shows how universities in England spend their money, and how all of this ultimately benefits the paying student.
Additional downloads
University spending explained: summary document
A short PDF summary of our university spending visualisation
Expenditure category mapping (.xls)
The underlying data behind the expenditure categories in the visualisation
Blogs
Purchasing power: how university procurement teams benefit students and society
29 March 2019
We all benefit from effective purchasing by university procurement teams, writes Professor Nick Petford.
The Augar review must be judged on Britain’s best interests
5 March 2019
Universities UK Chief Executive Alistair Jarvis sets out five tests by which the Augar review should be judged.
University disciplinary processes under the microscope
8 February 2019
Ian Hynes, CEO of Intersol Global, discusses steps universities can take to improve their disciplinary processes.
