Income and Expenditure
The AECC University College is registered with the Charity Commission and is a not for profit organisation. Any income generated by the University College is therefore solely used to enable and improve the educational experience for all of its students and to enhance the University College’s facilities.
The University College derives its income from a number of sources.
Tuition fees from undergraduate and postgraduate programmes, short courses and CPD make up the largest proportion of income accounting for 78% of total income. The current charge for tuition fees to home and EU students is set at £9,250 per annum. We receive additional HEFCE income on the basis of delivering high-cost subjects.
Income-based on the provision of clinical services contributes 10% of total income.
Investing in our Estate
The University College aims to provide a high-quality environment for its students and staff in which they can thrive. As well as maintaining the existing infrastructure, we believe it is important to invest in up-to-date teaching, research and non-academic facilities.
In recent years we have invested in our academic, clinical and student facilities including the library, anatomy models lab, student cafeteria and bar, and on creating a digital editing suite, enlarging the School of Radiology and installing an Open and Upright MRI Scanner.