§ Mr. Freudasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science what is the saving to his Department of the changes in the mandatory grant regulations between 1984–85 and 1985–86; and whether this saving is ongoing to future years.
§ Mr. WaldenThe saving resulting from the abolition of the minimum maintenance award and increased parental contributions from those in the middle and upper reaches of the income scale is estimated at £19 million in 1985–86. In later years the effect in each full financial year is estimated at £28 million.
(i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) (vii) University UGC recurrent Endowments* Tuition fees† Research councils grants and contracts‡ Other research and consultancy funding|| Total of i-v Total recurrent income per student Birmingham 4,218 128 765 469 529 6,109 6,719 Bristol 4,369 27 658 633 850 6,536 6,990 Leeds 3,947 15 778 296 631 5,666 5,940 Leicester 3,740 14 709 436 552 5,451 5,755 Liverpool 4,801 30 811 354 505 6,501 6,719 Manchester 4,177 34 756 415 624 6,007 6,539 Newcastle 4,140 58 829 408 608 6,044 6,434 Nottingham 3,981 103 712 393 635 5,824 6,411 Oxford (University) 3,300 345 775 818 833 6,070 6,302 Oxford Colleges — n/a 1,600 n/a n/a — — Sheffield 4,138 84 727 394 453 5,796 5,940 n/a—not available. *Includes endowments, donations and subscriptions. †Includes fees for home, other and part-time courses (excludes fees for continuing education). ‡Excludes contributions from the research councils to special items of equipment. ||Includes research grants and contracts other than those from the research councils, research training and other support grants, other services rendered for Government Departments, hospital authorities and others. ¶Estimate. Information about direct income from local education authorities and investment income is not readily available.
§ Mr. Freudasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science whether he will list in the Official Report,for the latest year available, the figures for income per student at the following universities (a) Birmingham, (b) Bristol, (c) Leeds, (d) Leicester, (e) Liverpool, (f) Manchester, (g) Newcastle, (h) Nottingham, (i) Oxford and (j) Sheffield under the headings (i) income from the University Grants Committee, (ii) direct income from local education authority in which the
Polytechnics: financial year 1983–84 Income per full-time equivalent student (£ cash) (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) From AFE pool Tuition fees Research and consultancy fees Other non-grant income Total (i)—(iv) Total expenditure per FTE student Birmingham 2,179 542 — 55 2,776 3,195 Bristol 2,055 533 — 104 2,692 3,265 Leeds 2,067 525 35 53 2,680 3,087 Leicester 2,253 574 107 80 3,014 3,189 Liverpool 2,145 583 — 39 2,767 3,512 Manchester 1,909 531 — 41 2,481 3,242 Newcastle 2,122 572 — 12 2,706 3,092