Sentence examples for teaching funding from inspiring English sources

He calculates that increasing the teaching funding sevenfold from £700m to £4.8bn would lead to the spending on student debt cancellation falling from £4.2bn to £2.2bn – a £2bn transfer from debt cancellation into the education of students, helping to achieve a halving in fees.

Wes Streeting, president of the National Union of Students, said: "The government was quick to take credit for avoiding a university student places crisis earlier this year but is now shamefully cutting teaching funding to the very universities that helped it achieve it.

"The government is removing 90% of our teaching funding – this is almost £50m over three years from 2012/3.

And it's possible that some of our institutions will fail, if their only source of income is teaching funding and they get very little research funding".

For all institutions in modern languages, teaching funding is greater than research funding so that will have to reduce as demand falls off.

This could see Hefce lose its role in teaching funding, a move which would surely be the final nail in the coffin.

Local authorities have tended to organise the teaching, funded by government.

He claimed universities faced losing £2.5bn-£3bn from their teaching funds.

The initiative is an attempt by the German federal government to send research and teaching funds directly to universities, which are traditionally funded by individual states.

New universities say they will be forced to raise fees to more than £6,000 because of cuts to teaching funds, and are concerned that students from low-income families will not be able to afford them.

An evaluation of CBE in Cambridge revealed that the programme was cost-feasible as the total expenditure on one student-year of community-based teaching was within the cost estimates of Service Increment for Teaching (SIFT) funding.