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Local Government IntelligenceWho pays?
11 Dec 2009
Options for the future funding of higher education.
To be held at One Great George Street, London
Filming by Policy Review TV
Programme
Summary Film Who Pays
10:00
Professor Steve Smith, President of Universities UK and Vice-Chancellor University of Exeter
Welcome
10:10
Sessions chaired by Mike Baker
Overview of fees options
Nicholas Barr, Professor of Public Economics, LSE
An international perspective
Professor Don Nutbeam, Vice-Chancellor, University of Southampton
The business perspective
Sir John Chisholm, Chairman Qinetiq
10:10
What's on now:
10:18
Professor Don Nutbeam Vice-Chancellor, University of Southampton
An international perspective
10:26
Sir John Chisholm Chairman, Qinetiq
The business perspective
10:45
Questions and comments
11:15
Break: Coffee and tea served in the Great Hall
11:45
Sessions chaired by Mike Baker
The NUS perspective
Wes Streeting, President of NUS
The part time perspective
Professor Christine King, Vice-Chancellor, University of Staffordshire
The longer term perspective
Anna Fazackerley, Research Director for Arts and Culture, Policy Exchange
11:45
Wes Streeting President, NUS
The NUS perspective
11:53
Professor Christine King Vice-Chancellor, Univeristy of Staffordshire
The part time perspective
12:01
Anna Fazackerley Research Director for Arts and Culture, Policy Exchange
The longer term perspective
12:15
Questions and comments
12:40
Closing remarks - Professor Steve Smith President, Universities UK and Vice-Chancellor, University of Exeter
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