RAE

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  Hefce university funding tables for 2009-10

  Research, access and teaching funding for every university in England, along with percentage change from last year

  • Hefce subject research tables for 2009-10
  • Donald MacLeod: Who will win on payday?
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  RAE 2008: results for UK universities

  Rankings for British universities in the Research Assessment Exercise 2008

  • RAE 2008: results by subject
  • RAE 2008: results by institution (part one)
  • RAE 2008: results by institution (part two)
  • RAE 2008: results for UK specialist institutions

Most recent

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  Neither private sector nor state want to pay for higher education – so who will?

  1 Jul 2013:

  The economy, business and industry benefit from a thriving university sector – yet tax-avoiding companies allow it to wither, writes Peter Scott

• Universities braced for heavier research burden

  1 Mar 2011: New rules on research funding will force academics to prove the impact of their work outside their own university

• The RAE - what would we talk about without it?

  5 May 2009:

  Although in financial terms no one has won the jackpot, there are some who are nursing huge losses, says Jonathan Wolff

• Liverpool's cuts have not been thought through

  11 Mar 2009:

  Southport MP and Liverpool philosophy graduate John Pugh on why Liverpool's plans to cut the departments are unjustifiable

• Liverpool staff promise strike over subject cuts

  10 Mar 2009: Staff vote to take industrial action if probability, politics and philosophy departments close down after disappointing RAE results

• University research department rankings

  9 Mar 2009:

  Complete results for a peculiarly British exercise in assessing academic research

• Arts and language subjects miss out on funding

  5 Mar 2009: Concern over expertise in languages being lost as universities shift focus to sports and media to keep up with demand

• Top universities face cuts in research funding

  5 Mar 2009:

  Russell group complain members face some of the toughest reductions and may be forced to lay people off

• Do the RAE judges read all the research submitted? They couldn't if they tried

  5 Mar 2009:

  I've seen packages of submissions come back to departments still sealed, says John Sutherland

• RAE brings to light cracks in university structure
  

  20 Jan 2009: There is more need than ever to focus on key missions in higher education, writes Luke Georghiou
  

• Anxious wait

  20 Jan 2009:

  Tomorrow's decision on new rules for allocating research funding could see some big names lose out, says Anthea Lipsett

• Top universities fight to keep lion's share of research money

  14 Jan 2009:

  Plans to allocate funding based on the RAE findings will benefit smaller institutions producing top quality research

• Is peer review really the answer to the Arts Council's problems?

  8 Jan 2009:

  Peer review is being touted as a cure-all for the Arts Council. But news from the peer-review-bedevilled world of academia may dent that enthusiasm

• Have the wheels come off the vehicle of research?
  

  5 Jan 2009:

  Woolly findings promoted in the media undermine serious academic work, writes Anthea Lipsett

• A senseless system graduates without honours

  21 Dec 2008:

  Simon Caulkin: RAE s a classic example of the self-defeating performance-management overwhelming the public sector

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