Supplementary memorandum submitted by
Richard Brown, Chief Executive, The Council for Industry and Higher
Education (CIHE)
The following data have been extracted from
the Higher Education-Business and Community Interaction Survey
(HE-BCIS). They relate to section 2c of the survey: Courses
for business and the communityCPD courses and CE (excluding
those funded by NHS or TDA). They are 2003-04 figures reported
by HE institutions in UK.
Table 1
CPD FOR SMEs (ie SPEND BY SMALL BUSINESSES
ON CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT AT HEIs)
|
University | Revenue
| % share of UK total
| % cumulative |
|
University of Hertfordshire | £2.40m
| 13.1 | 13.1
|
Cranfield University | £1.71m
| 9.3 | 22.4
|
University of Durham | £1.10m
| 6.0 | 29.0
|
University of Exeter | £1.01m
| 5.5 | 34.5
|
University of Central England | £0.78m
| 4.3 | 38.8
|
City University, London | £0.70m
| 3.8 | 42.6
|
London Business School | £0.67m
| 3.7 | 46.3
|
University of the Arts, London | £0.53m
| 2.9 | 49.2
|
University of Nottingham | £0.50m
| 2.7 | 51.9
|
|
Source: HE-BCIS 2003-04 (HEFCE 06/25).
These nine universities have the highest reported income
figures, and between them have over 50% share of the total revenue
of £18.3 million for all UK HE institutions.
Table 2
CPD FOR OTHER (NON-SME) COMMERCIAL BUSINESSES (ie SPEND
BY LARGE CORPORATE BUSINESSES AT HEIs)
|
University | Revenue
| % share of UK total
| % cumulative |
|
London Business School | £22.8m
| 25.1 | 25.2
|
Cranfield University | £13.5m
| 14.9 | 40.1
|
Nottingham Trent University | £6.2m
| 6.9 | 46.9
|
University of Manchester | £4.8m
| 5.3 | 52.2
|
|
Source: HE-BCIS 2003-04 (HEFCE 06/25).
These four universities therefore have between them over
50% share of the total revenue of £90.5 million in this category
for all UK HE institutions.
Table 3
CPD FOR ALL COMMERCIAL AND NON-COMMERCIAL ORGANISATIONS
(EXCLUDES CE AND CPD FOR INDIVIDUALS WHICH IS INCLUDED IN TOTAL
FIGURES IN TABLE 4)
|
University | Revenue
| % share of UK total
| % cumulative |
|
London Business School | £23.7m
| 10.7 | 10.7
|
Cranfield University | £19.7m
| 8.9 | 19.6
|
University of Manchester | £12.0m
| 5.4 | 25.0
|
Nottingham Trent University | £8.2m
| 3.7 | 28.7
|
University of Leeds | £6.7m
| 3.0 | 31.7
|
University College London | £6.6m
| 3.0 | 34.7
|
University of Strathclyde | £6.0m
| 2.7 | 37.4
|
University of Birmingham | £5.5m
| 2.5 | 39.9
|
Institute of Education, London | £5.0m
| 2.3 | 42.2
|
Canterbury Christchurch University | £5.0m
| 2.3 | 44.5
|
University of Wolverhampton | £5.0m
| 2.3 | 46.8
|
University of Portsmouth | £4.4m
| 2.0 | 48.8
|
University of Warwick | £4.1m
| 1.9 | 50.7
|
|
Source: HE-BCIS 2003-04 (HEFCE 06/25).
These 13 universities have between them over 50% share of
the total revenue of £221.4 million in this category for
all UK HE institutions.
Table 4
TOTAL REVENUE
|
University | Revenue
| % share of UK total
| % cumulative |
|
London Business School | £23.7m
| 8.0 | 8.0
|
Cranfield University | £19.7m
| 6.7 | 14.7
|
University of Birmingham | £18.0m
| 6.0 | 20.7
|
University of Manchester | £12.0m
| 4.0 | 24.7
|
University of Central Lancashire | £8.4m
| 2.8 | 27.5
|
Nottingham Trent University | £8.3m
| 2.8 | 30.3
|
University of Leeds | £7.7m
| 2.6 | 32.9
|
University of Oxford | £6.8m
| 2.3 | 35.2
|
University College London | £6.6m
| 2.2 | 37.4
|
City University, London | £6.1m
| 2.0 | 39.4
|
University of Strathclyde | £6.1m
| 2.0 | 41.4
|
University of Wolverhampton | £5.5m
| 1.8 | 43.2
|
University of Portsmouth | £5.1m
| 1.7 | 44.9
|
Canterbury Christ Church University | £5.1m
| 1.7 | 46.6
|
University of the Arts, London | £4.9m
| 1.6 | 48.2
|
University of Glasgow | £4.8m
| 1.6 | 49.8
|
Robert Gordon University | £4.8m
| 1.6 | 51.4
|
|
Source: HE-BCIS 2003-04 (HEFCE 06/25).
So, just 17 universities have between them over 50% share
of the total revenue of £297.8 million for all UK HE institutions.
We hope this additional information is helpful to the Select
Committee.
April 2007
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