Презентація на тему «University»

content: 1INTRODUCTION TO THE UNIVERSITYView of the Old Schools from Great St Mary's Church

content: 2The UniversitySchools & Facultiestttt Colleges6 Schools – including:tttt31 Colleges – of which:Over 100 Faculties and Departmentstt6 Graduate OnlyLibraries & Museumstttt3 Women OnlyUniversity AdministrationtttOldest founded 1284 ADExaminations Syndicate (IELTS, etc.)ttNewest founded 1998 ADCambridge University Press

content: 3CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY - Student Numbers 2005-06Total Student Numberstt18,022UndergraduatesHome/EUttt10,689Overseas 1,040Totaltttt11,729PostgraduatesHome/EUttt 4,126Overseas t 2,167Totaltttt 6,293Source: Facts and Figures: January 2007

content: 4CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY – Staff NumbersAcademicttt1,558Academic Relatedtt1,167Contract Researchtt2,494Technicalttt1,144Clerical & Secretarialtt1,519Manual & Domestictt496Otherstttt224Totaltttt8,602

content: 5How Are We Funded?Amount in £ 000sHEFCE & TDA Grantstt£178,077ttt31.5%Research Grants & Contractst£203,886ttt36.0%Fee Incomettt£59,008ttt10.4%Endowment & Investmentt£32,293ttt5.7%Othertttt£92,454ttt16.3%TOTALtttt£565,718

content: 6TREASURYMINISTRY OF EDUCATIONDEPARTMENT OF TRADEAND INDUSTRYCOLLCOLLCOLLCOLLUNIVERSITYRESEARCH COUNCILSAHRBMRCNERCESRCBBSRCEPSRCSHEFCHEFCEHEFCWOFFICE OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGYCOLLCOLLSHEFC= Scottish Higher Education Funding CouncilHEFCE= Higher Education Funding Council for EnglandHEFCW= Higher Education Funding Council for Wales- EDUCATION -- RESEARCH -

content: 7COLLEGES31 Colleges: 6 are graduates only; 3 are women onlyOldest:tttPeterhouse, 1284Newest:tttSt Edmund's, 1998Largest:tttTrinity, 1070 studentsSmallest:tttClare Hall, 191 studentsClare College

content: 8PROVISION OF SERVICESThe UniversitySets the coursesProvides lectures and classesSets examinationsAwards degreesThe CollegesSelect undergraduatesAccommodate studentsLook after studentsProvide small group supervisions

content: 9PROVISION OF FACILITIESThe UniversityLecture HallsResearch LibrariesLaboratoriesMuseumsSpecialist Sports FacilitiesThe CollegesAccommodationDining HallCollege LibrariesSeminar RoomsSports Facilities

content: 10WHO'S WHOThe ChancellorHRH Prince Philip, Duke of EdinburghThe Vice-ChancellorProfessor Alison RichardPro-Vice-Chancellors (5)t tDeputy Vice-Chancellors (6)(All Heads of Colleges)Chairs of Schools (6)t ttOther Heads of CollegesMasterHeads of Faculties &tttMistressDepartmentsttttPresidentPrincipalProvost, etc.

content: 11UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE - Councils of Schools6 SchoolsOver 100 Faculties & DepartmentsARTS AND HUMANITIESHUMANITIES & SOCIAL SCIENCESBIOLOGICAL SCIENCESPHYSICAL SCIENCESTECHNOLOGYCLINICAL MEDICINE

content: 12CouncilGeneral BoardOf the FacultiesCouncils ofThe SchoolsFaculty BoardsFaculties andDepartmentsFinanceCommitteeSenateRegent HouseOther General BoardInstitutionsCouncil InstitutionsBoards of Electors Appt CommitteesBoard ofGraduateStudiesBoard ofExaminationsFacultyDegreeCommitteesSimplified Organisation ChartPlanning & ResourcesCommitteeResource ManagementCommittee

content: 13Why Are we Famous?Our age – 800 years old in 2009Famous Alumni and Teachers – Darwin, Newton, WhittleLeague TablesNobel Prize Winners – 82Global OutreachThe Cambridge Phenomenon – largest Technology Cluster in Europe

content: 14‘CAMBRIDGE PHENOMENON'