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Medicine and dentistry - Office for Students

Medicine and dentistry. Undergraduate medical and dental training is jointly funded by:.

OfS confirms funding reforms - Office for Students

high-cost subjects not related to medicine or healthcare, STEM or those supporting specific labour market needs, will be subject to reductions in funding from next year. ... Archaeology. Clinical Dentistry, Dental Hygiene and Therapy. Clinical Medicine.

Recurrent funding - Office for Students

areas where teaching costs are particularly high (such as medicine). particular policy areas and government priorities (such as promoting equal opportunities).

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

Health education funding - Office for Students

Next. Medicine and dentistry..

Strategic Priorities Grant sets out funding for 2024-25 - Office for Students

such as medicine, allied health professions and science.

Medical and dental intakes - Office for Students

Data on the numbers of students joining medical and dental higher education courses across the UK.

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.

Strategic interventions in health education disciplines - Office for Students

Strategic interventions in health education disciplines

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);.