Select Committee on Education and Skills Minutes of Evidence


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 community—CPD 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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