§ Mr. Andrew TurnerTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills how many, and what percentage of, pupils entered higher education at age 18 from the Isle of Wight in(a) 1996, (b) 1997, (c) 1998, (d) 1999 and (e) 2000. [17676]
§ Margaret HodgeThe available data are shown in the table.
Students aged 18 from the Isle of Wight local education authority entering higher education courses1 at HE institutions2 in the UK Academic year Entrants As proportion of 18-year-old population (%) 1996–97 153 12 1997–98 165 12 1998–99 166 11 1999–2000 142 10 2000–01 186 13 1 Full-time and part-time undergraduate courses, as at December 1. 2 Data on the home LEA of students who enter HE courses at FE institutions is not available centrally, so these students have been excluded from the answer.
§ Mr. WillisTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills, pursuant to her answer of 8 November 2001,Official Report, column 511W, on higher education, if she will break down the data given to (a) teaching staff, (b) research staff and (c) combined teaching and research staff. [18333]
§ Margaret HodgeThe data are shown in the table.
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Academic staff in UK higher education institutions Teaching staff Research staff Combined teaching and research 1995–96 Full-time 9,000 33,210 69,250 Part-time 4,060 4,130 6,930 Total 13,060 37,340 76,180
Academic staff in UK higher education institutions Teaching staff Research staff Combined teaching and research 1996–97 Full-time 8,210 33,350 69,220 Part-time 4,790 4,360 7,650 Total 13,000 37,700 76,870 1997–98 Full-time 7,530 33,800 69,160 Part-time 5,330 4,030 8,230 Total 12,860 37,830 77,390 1998–99 Full-time 6,400 34,560 71,420 Part-time 5,550 4,400 8,740 Total 11,950 38,960 80,160 1999–2000 Full-time 6,860 35,080 71,860 Part-time 5,990 6,310 9,660 Total 12,850 41,390 81,510 Source:
Higher Education Statistics Agency's Staff Record. Numbers have been rounded to the nearest 10.