The Impact of Higher Education Institutions on Regional Economies Initiative An overview 17 th June 2008 Cardiff Ursula Kelly Peter McGregor Joint Initiative.

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The Impact of Higher Education Institutions on Regional Economies Initiative An overview 17 th June 2008 Cardiff Ursula Kelly Peter McGregor Joint Initiative Coordinators University of Strathclyde

Aims to promote better understanding of the key economic and social impacts generated by higher education institutions in the UK. Initiative runs from Launched October 2007 Today is first initiative working seminar with initial results £3 million research venture

Initiative supporters The Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC)(ESRC) The Scottish Funding Council (SFC),(SFC), Department for Employment and Learning (DEL) in Northern Ireland,DEL) The Higher Education Funding Council for England (HEFCE) and (HEFCE) The Higher Education Funding Council for Wales (HEFCW.)HEFCW

Innovative partnership promoting evidence-based policy Research initiative informing policy Subject of interest and importance Research challenging, but great potential

Background to the initiative The initiative ran in two stages: Stage One ( in 2006) involved the establishment of five networks of researchers and policy makers to survey existing research and identify the gaps in the current state of knowledge. This resulted in five reports highlighting key areas where research is needed to develop a solid evidence base. Stage Two is the current research, with nine projects selected, running beteen

£3 Million, 9 Projects, running over 3 years Regional Competitiveness 1.Higher education Institution Knowledge and its impact on Regional Competitiveness ( University of Wales Institute, Cardiff: 2 Year project ) 2. Impact of Research and Innovation Networks on Regional competitiveness: The Role of HEIs (University of Manchester, University of East Anglia, University of Wales Institute, Cardiff: 2 Year Project: ) University- Industry relationships 3.University-Industry Knowledge Exchange: Demand Pull, Supply Push and the Public Space role of Higher Education Institutions in the UK Regions ( University of Cambridge: 2 Year Project Ends March 2009) 4. Investigating business-university innovation linkages (Institute of Fiscal Studies and University of Bristol : 1 Year project. )

STUDENTS AND GRADUATES 5.Students as catalysts of City and Regional Growth (University of Glasgow: 18 month project) 6.The Impact of Economics and Quality of Life on Graduate Flows and Subsequent Innovative Capacity of Cities in the UK ( Institute of Employment Studies : 1 Year project) SOCIAL IMPACT 7.Universities and Community Engagement: Learning with Excluded communities ( University of Newcastle: 2 Year project ) 8.Higher Education and Regional Transformation: Social and Cultural Perspectives (Open University & University of East Anglia: 2 year project) OVERALL 9. The overall impact of HEIs on Regional Economies in the UK ( University of Strathclyde, University of Glasgow,University of Glamorgan, University of Southampton: 3 Year project. )

Demand Side Impact Expenditures on inputs Overseas students Higher Education Institutions Supply side Impacts Human capital Skills Research Consultancy/Advisory Other Knowledge exchange Impacts on the Regional Economy Cultural Impacts Cultural outreach (Political stability) (crime) Environ- mental Impacts Direct effects (pressure for Sustainable Development?) Distributional Income by household (Poverty reduction) (equity) Wider regional impacts

Timescales Two projects just finishing and first results presented today 1.The Impact of economics and quality of life on graduate flows (Cowling et al) : Presentation today Marc Cowling, Emma Pollard, Peter Bates Workshops 2 and 4 2.Investigating business-university innovation linkages ( Simpson et al) Presentation today Helen Simpson Workshop 6 Two projects finishing early Spring Students as Catalysts of City and Regional Growth ( Munro et al) – Presentation today ( Mark Livingston – Workshop 3) 2. Impact of Research and Innovation Networks on regional competitiveness (Howells et al) – Presentation today - Ronnie Ramlogan Workshop 4

Timescales Two projects finishing late Spring/Summer HE and regional transformation ( the HEART) project (Brennan et al) - University-Industry Knowledge Exchange ( Kitson et al) Two projects finishing late Summer/ autumn HEI Knowledge and regional competitiveness ( Huggins et al) Presentation today – Rob Huggins Workshop One - Universities and community engagement (Benneworth et al) One project finishing Summer The overall Impact of higher education institutions

Future plans Today first working seminar Papers being presented at range of academic conferences over summer Working paper launch due August Range of seminars to be held around the UK over next two years Next major initiative event planned for November in Northern Ireland Plans for international conference to debate final initiative findings and the role of higher education