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2017-18 summary statement

University finances 2017-18

How The University of Exeter earned its money in 2017/18

About half our income comes from teaching and half from a variety of other sources, including research. Research creates new knowledge and this informs the suite of undergraduate and postgraduate teaching we offer. As Government reduces the amount of teaching grants they provide universities, replaced by tuition fee income, that puts students at the heart of what we do.

How we earned our money in 2017/18£m
Tuition fees 232.1
Residences, catering and conferences 23.4
Funding body grants 45.8
Other income 25.9
Income from health authorities 3.8
Other services rendered 2.7
Investments and interest income 1.5
Endowments & Donations 4.2
Research grants and contracts 76.1
 Total 415.5

How The University of Exeter spent its money in 2017/18

The way we spend our money reflects the vibrancy of our University. Research inspired teaching is at the heart of what we do, providing students with a world class education. But equally important are the support services, covering the arts and sports, state of the art facilities set in our beautiful campus environments in Exeter and Penryn, Cornwall. We also spend significant sums on student support, bursaries and scholarships, provide a range of careers and welfare services as well as fund the Guild of Students.

How we spent our money in 2017/18£m
Staff costs

222.5

Books, periodicals, IT, licences, laboratory and other equipment 18.9
Depreciation 41.6
Travel and subsistence 11.4
Other expenditure 49.3
Residences, catering and conferences 10.8
Interest payable 10.1
Student support 27.8
Publicity, publications and student recruitment 5.7
Property expenses 16.2
Total 414.3
   
Surplus/(Deficit) for year 1.2

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