What is really going on with arts funding in higher education? - Office for Students
This budget is used to support an array of activities, from providing additional funding for medicine and nursing degrees, supporting disadvantaged students, and providing initiatives to support student mental health. ... seen significant increases in
Consultation on implementing savings to Quality and standards grant budget - Office for Students
In addition, reductions to budgets for high-cost subject funding will be less than for other budgets, to take account of additional student numbers in medicine and health disciplines. ... courses in medicine, nursing, midwifery and allied health
Strategic Priorities Grant sets out funding for 2024-25 - Office for Students
such as medicine, allied health professions and science.
Supporting students to succeed: OfS allocates £1.4 billion for 2019-20 - Office for Students
£713 million for high-cost subject funding. This funding is provided to help with the extra costs associated with teaching subjects such as medicine, science, technology and engineering. ... We promote quality, greater choice and opportunity for
Additional OfS funding for high cost subjects - Office for Students
These include medicine, dentistry, veterinary sciences, nursing and other healthcare courses, as well as laboratory-based subjects.
OfS opens nominations for specialist provider panel - Office for Students
law, medicine and allied health, music and other performing arts (dance, drama, media studies), creative arts and design and theology.
OfS announces £1.4 billion funding for higher education - Office for Students
Clinical Medicine. Engineering subjects. Information Technology. Nursing and allied health professions (pre-registration courses);.
OfS announces the allocation of £135 million of capital funding - Office for Students
These were:. Category 1: High-cost subjects of strategic importance. These subjects include laboratory-based subjects in science, technology andengineering, and healthcare disciplines in medicine, dentistry, nursing, midwifery andallied health
OfS announces decisions on 2020-21 Quality and standards grant budget - Office for Students
While the total recurrent grant for financial year 2020-21 is a reduction of £58 million, it includes funding for additional student numbers in medicine, following the expansion of intakes from
OfS seeks views on distributing funding for increased medical student numbers - Office for Students
Additional grant funding will be made available to support universities, colleges and other higher education providers who have since taken on more students studying high-cost subjects – for example, medicine, dentistry,
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