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A report based on figures 2007-2008 stipulates that universities in the UK is worth  £ 59bn to the economy. This report highlights the role growing universities not only places of higher education, but also as major employers and increase revenue.

Universities have been directly or indirectly responsible for creating over 668,500 jobs, representing about 2.6 percent of the current workforce. These figures are published after the launch of the government blueprint to increase the economic importance of universities.

Overall, the figure of a university sector is worth  £ 59bn and represented an increase of twenty five percent from four years ago. The revenue generated by British universities for things such as consultancy work, hosting conferences and annual revenues of intellectual property was approximately  £ 23.4bn, which was released comparable to printing and publishing. Attracting foreign students, the industry generated an expense additional  £ 2.3 billion in 2007-08 to off-campus.

Regarding the expenditure and support economies more local university sector bought  £ 19.5bn of goods and services provided by the localities. The study, which was produced for Universities the United Kingdom by researchers at the University of Strathclyde, concluded that higher education was a "major industry that has had a substantial impact on the national economy. "

The university sector has become an essential element of economic infrastructure, not only regions, but also the country itself. It generates jobs and product. It attracts export earnings and contributes to gross domestic product. The force This sector and its ability to generate economic activity has become even more important because of the economic downturn, when other sectors are declining.

As mentioned previously, the use of the University accounted for more than 1.2 percent of the population active in 2007, for each job at the university, one or more jobs were created outside the place of the university to support University. The importance of universities as employers was well known regionally for a long period, probably mostly because they have often been one of the largest employers in the region. Universities are also known to provide higher levels of competence, leading to a better paid job, which attracted more people qualified for the region, it all works together to make the region more competitive nationally.

Universities have been recognized as an economically important at many different levels, including education and as a major employer, the sector has also been proven to be a blow economic stimulus not only to distinct regions, but also the country in general. The importance of this sector will only increase over the next ten years. This sector is considered one of the most valuable industries of the country and it figures heavily in ensuring the long-term prosperity of the country.

This article was written by Tom Sangers on behalf of Northampton College who offer a Northampton Education and full and part time courses including A Levels.

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