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Central Government Budget of Finland
Millions of €
2012 50 437
2013 54 536
2014 53 920
Statistics Finland
Finlands General Governmental Debt Billion € % of GDP
2011 79,7 42,2%
2012 83,9 43,6 %
2013 89,7 46,4 %
Statistics Finland
University Sector in FinlandDirect Governmental Funding
Millions of €
2012 1 832
2013 1 863
2014 1 895
Proposition for 2015 1 832
What should (and can) be done to balance the decreasing state funding in the future
1. Increase income from other sources or2. Decrease spendingWhat are the options to be more cost-effective and increase quality? - Close or merge institutions and thus improve the efficiency of the whole university system. (UEF, Turku, Aalto)
”Functional merge” : joint educational programmes, double degree programmes, shared infrastructures, joint departments ect (all of these are mainly matters of attitude and need creative thinking).Finnish Rectors Council is now running ”an exercise of functional merges”
University of TurkuFunding
2014 2013 2012
Funding from the Ministry of Education and Culture
169 000 000 167 843 000 165 960 000
External Funding 90 476 978 ? 99 981 690 99 907 701
Return on Capital Investments
4 660 000 ? 7 209 626 6 371 916
What should (and can) be done to balance the decreasing state funding in the future
1. Increase income from other sources - Improve the quality of all your actions - Increase international research funding (EU, NIH etc ) - Increase research collaboration with the industry - Generate own income: tuition fees, IPRs, etc.2. Decrease spending - 70%, 15%, 15%. Do everything to protect research and education. - improve your own capacity to collaborate with others and be prepared to a new division of work and responsibilities also education, research and building of innovation capacity - joint infra- and other structures with other universities