British Academy launches report on universities' research funding future
The British Academy's new initiative on reimagining universities has released a report raising fundamental questions about research costs and finances. It argues trade-offs are needed to sustain the UK's dual-support research system.
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What happened
The British Academy launched an initiative to reimagine the futures of universities, releasing a report that poses fundamental questions about research costs. The report says research cannot be separated from university finances. It argues the sector must consider cross-subsidy and funding concentration as it adjusts to new financial realities.
Why it matters
The report argues that sustaining the UK's dual-support research system requires trade-offs. Its questions are aimed at how the sector adapts to new financial conditions.
Coverage
- Sustaining UK’s dual-support research system ‘requires trade-offs’ (timeshighereducation.com)
- Research ‘cannot be seen in isolation from university finances’ (researchprofessionalnews.com)
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