You may be applying for different courses at different universities, so think about the social sciences in general".
The reps seek to raise awareness of the opportunities for learning inside and beyond the workplace, assess the demand for different courses and liaise with employers.
David Smith, from Simon-Kucher & Partners, thinks this could lead to UK universities setting different prices for different courses, to better reflect the value of the course you're applying for.
He has also put London Met among the small number of universities that charge different fees for different courses – ranging this year from £4,500 to £8,600 –rather than one standard fee.
Students were offered loans and universities told to provide bursaries for poor students.So far, few universities have chosen to differentiate themselves on the basis of the fees they charge, or to charge different fees for different courses.
(If so, what is it) C Different rates for different courses.(If so,please specify range - ie minimum/maximum) 2 If you are varying fees will they be: A Lower for Sciences B Lower for Arts/Humanities/social sciences C Lower for foundation degrees D Lower for vocationally-focused degrees E A combination, please state (areas or specific courses) 3 Are you introducing bursaries?
Careful and measured, with his executive officer, Jonathan Woodhead (a former researcher for David Willetts) at his side, Gillies says the result of this review was, first, the choice to charge lower tuition fees than most other institutions, at £6,850 on average, and to charge different prices for different courses.
