Un arrêté du 4 novembre fixe la contribution de la Caisse nationale de solidarité pour l’autonomie (CNSA) pour l’année 2016 et sa répartition pour le financement des formations d'emplois d'avenir, d'actions de tutorat, et d'actions de formation dans les établissements et services médico-sociaux. Voir l'article...
HEFCE has just completed, with its national partners, the first set of packed-out workshops about ‘New Forms of Funding’. Seven new general trends have emerged. More...
Submitted by Stefanie Botelho. As 2017 legislative sessions draw near, governors around the country are announcing their budget and policy priorities for fiscal year (FY) 2018. While the national economic news has been positive in recent days, overall state revenue growth this year has been sluggish due to weak performance in state income and sales tax collections. More...
By Carrie Dunn. When a company supported its sales staff by paying for them to study a master’s, it made a major impact. More...
By Carrie Dunn. With so many sources of funding available, paying for a postgrad course has never been easier. More...
By Anqi Shen. Thirteen Canadian universities will receive a combined $900 million in the second round of a federal competition aimed at funding scientific research that puts Canada on the world stage. More...
By Alyssa Walker. In a new report, employers and academics in the Netherlands argue that the country needs to spend an additional €1 billion to maintain “the excellence of Dutch scientific research.” The Netherlands, already at the global forefront of research integrity, wants to continue to encourage cutting-edge research and to attract international students. More...Submitted by Stefanie Botelho. In a panel during the annual meeting of the Coalition of Urban and Metropolitan Universities Monday, college leaders from around the country agreed: the biggest challenge facing public higher education today is the dwindling state support for the enterprise. More...
By Six Research Scholars. More than 30 states now provide performance funding for higher education, with several more states seriously considering it. Read more...
Following recent high-profile failures in the charities sector, the Cabinet Office asked Sir Stuart Etherington, Chief Executive of the National Council for Voluntary Organisations to chair a cross-party review to examine how fundraising regulation could be strengthened. Its output was a report, ‘Regulating fundraising for the future: Trust in charities, confidence in fundraising regulations’, which was published in September 2015. This report is commonly referred to as the ‘Etherington Review’. More...
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