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  1. RE: mathstodon.xyz/@millerdl/11717

    Analysis shows a #funding gap of £200 million in 2023/24 in Scotland’s university sector
    futureframework.scot/pillars/f

    🧵👇 w some key highlights

    #BBC summary
    bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0lr8r

    Fair to say that this is not only a Scottish problem. #UniversitiesUK suggest "that government policy decisions lead to an estimated £3.7bn reduction in funding to #HEI in England from 2024-25 to 2029-30"
    universitiesuk.ac.uk/latest/in

    Some notes from 2025:
    mastodon.social/@jrboehnke/114

    #AcademicChatter #Saidheans #Oilthigh

  2. A THE item on the upcoming spending review:
    "Universities will be lucky to avoid being completely hit over the head..."
    timeshighereducation.com/news/

    HT @DianeCoyle1859 on 🟦

    Difficult to get independent figures, but a London Economics report (for #UniversitiesUK) summarised economic impact of universities in the UK as:

    768,000 jobs
    £71bn gross value added
    £116bn general economic output

    The full report (all 4 nations):
    universitiesuk.ac.uk/what-we-d

    #AcademicChatter #HEI #University

  3. Take-home message from the #UUKTackling webinar:

    Universities should have clear #OnlineHarassment policies that use the correct terminology, good reporting structures, professionally trained staff at all levels, and embed education/training for students within their curriculum.

    #UniversitiesUK #HigherEducation

  4. A whole-university approach to online harassment is needed, says Prof. Emma Bond of the University of Suffolk in the Universities UK 'Tackling violence, harassment and hate incidents' webinar: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist

    She highlights the Suffolk/Office for Students Higher Education Online Safeguarding Self-review tool issuu.com/uniofsuffolk/docs/he

    #UUKTackling #OnlineHarassment #Safeguarding #HigherEducation #UniversitiesUK #UniversityOfSuffolk #OnlineSafety #HateCrimes