I am a humble uneducated Japanese so I am not qualified to give any comments here but please allow me to say a few things. Money is a very important factor for any academic institutions but it is not the only factor. Culture and history that nurtures it are probably more important. CERN and the like cost billions of pounds to build and maintain but they are useless without good theories. I think as long as Oxbridge maintain their lead in thinking power, they will be fine.
Very true of the financial situation in Oxford, as their alumni is not as effective as Standford or Princeton when it comes to fund raising. I have got the pleasure to meet some of the brightest people and they are from Oxford. Given the insufficiency of investment in IT education in Oxford, I would say that the best education in UK, especially in the area of technology, falls behind US. Shameful but true.
To cut a long story short, the table of life is tilted in the direction of the Monarchy, and those surrounding them (like the two lapdogs in this vid - sir humphrey and the other).
They spend all day finding ways ot hide form us, the fact that we are not in any way free, and to keep us too busy to complain about it.
WE hold all the power, but they are working hard to change that, and are now slowly heading us toward a police state.
This is because people are waking up to them, so they NEED to
It's £12,000 a year for an overseas student at the University of Manchester, so they are paying 4 times the home fees.
As it turns out though, education is one of the biggest drivers of the UK economy, the fears of the professors in this video have not been realised. The UK has more overseas students than most developed nations. May even be the most popular.
Though I think the fears will be realised if fees are raised again.
Not true - universities get approx £3000 per UK arts/humanities/social science student and approx £10,000 for sciences from the government (plus further £3000ish in top-up fees), but nothing for overseas except fees direct from students (not sure about EU, suspect it's same as UK). However there are quotas for home students (so treasury has a limited bill to pay) while universities can have as many overseas students as they like.
I think that, consindering that Oxford is one of the best universities in the world, and that they must keep their reputation and traditions, the money they are asking it´s not so exagerate. And it´s obivious that they have better conditions for the english students since it´s a english university. Though it bothers me a little, because one day I d ´like to go there.
Apparently quite a bit of the series has a basis in reality; a good friend of mine is writing PhD dissertation in British political history on the subject.
4,000 pounds is about $7,000... even accounting for inflation since the 80s it's a long way off from $40,000. And the value you get for your money! Incredible.
£4000? Can you imagine anyone paying a £4000 tuition fee? Why that would be ludicrous! Next we'd be paying £9000, if you'd believe that
Tomwithnonumbers 4 days ago
lol
supermonkeywtf09 2 weeks ago
£4000 a year?! I'd KILL for that!
cdl80000 1 month ago
There is only one thing worse than being talked about...
And that's not having a QC to sue the bastards...
spacelizardlaw 2 months ago in playlist Yes Mister President... A future CNN Docu-drama...
@ huntmatuk: "having went"? Having BEEN, my dear! You obviously DID go to the University of Susssex ;-)
howarda376 2 months ago 3
£4000 a year? They simply won't come!
stupidjunk978 3 months ago 3
He has the best timing in the business...
kafata1 3 months ago in playlist Yes, Minister / Yes, Prime Minister
Why the fuck are the BBC advertising bullshit, i pay the licence fee specifically so they do not advertise bullshit.
duracell777 4 months ago
@duracell777 it's BBC World channel - the BBC's commercial arm.
somerandomer 2 weeks ago
@duracell777 This isn't advertising you retard. Anyway, you pay your license fee to avoid going to prison.
TimBrewin 1 week ago
@TimBrewin So that Advert isnt there? Am i imagining that?
duracell777 1 week ago
@TimBrewin Oops, I thought you meant the clip was an advertisement.
TimBrewin 1 week ago
£4000 a year? That'd be a downright bargain in Britain today.
jez0000 5 months ago in playlist Yes, Minister / Yes, Prime Minister 4
Having went to the university of Sussex, I resent that last comment...
huntmatuk 7 months ago
@huntmatuk maybe you should've attended Oxford? :D
Seffer 5 months ago
@Seffer I did my MSc in geometry at Oxford.
huntmatuk 5 months ago
It's Rocky, Lionel Hardcastle's father.
SignalsOverTheAir 10 months ago
Home students are now more lucrative of course....
TheZanipolo 1 year ago
@TheZanipolo no
431pvuf 6 months ago
"Mm, why, did I pass the port the wrong way?" Oh, Humphrey, you snarky darling. XD
simplecoffee 1 year ago 2
I am a humble uneducated Japanese so I am not qualified to give any comments here but please allow me to say a few things. Money is a very important factor for any academic institutions but it is not the only factor. Culture and history that nurtures it are probably more important. CERN and the like cost billions of pounds to build and maintain but they are useless without good theories. I think as long as Oxbridge maintain their lead in thinking power, they will be fine.
agemangirl1919 1 year ago
'... or the University of Sussex...'
HMservant 2 years ago 24
"May even be." ......What language is that?
leopictor 2 years ago
we thought it was bad then, Heavens preserve us!
leopictor 2 years ago 3
How true and realistic!
alaswoeisme 2 years ago
Very true of the financial situation in Oxford, as their alumni is not as effective as Standford or Princeton when it comes to fund raising. I have got the pleasure to meet some of the brightest people and they are from Oxford. Given the insufficiency of investment in IT education in Oxford, I would say that the best education in UK, especially in the area of technology, falls behind US. Shameful but true.
SYMBV 2 years ago
@SYMBV If you go to Oxford to get an IT degree, then you deserve what happens to you.
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burritoman49 2 years ago
To cut a long story short, the table of life is tilted in the direction of the Monarchy, and those surrounding them (like the two lapdogs in this vid - sir humphrey and the other).
They spend all day finding ways ot hide form us, the fact that we are not in any way free, and to keep us too busy to complain about it.
WE hold all the power, but they are working hard to change that, and are now slowly heading us toward a police state.
This is because people are waking up to them, so they NEED to
mikeybrumbrum 3 years ago
It's £12,000 a year for an overseas student at the University of Manchester, so they are paying 4 times the home fees.
As it turns out though, education is one of the biggest drivers of the UK economy, the fears of the professors in this video have not been realised. The UK has more overseas students than most developed nations. May even be the most popular.
Though I think the fears will be realised if fees are raised again.
CM1032 3 years ago 3
Unfortunately, it is very true, that they get PAID money to have FOREIGN students.
Thye just want to recruit them as spies, of course, but thats another story.
But our kids are last on the list again.
mikeybrumbrum 3 years ago 4
Not true - universities get approx £3000 per UK arts/humanities/social science student and approx £10,000 for sciences from the government (plus further £3000ish in top-up fees), but nothing for overseas except fees direct from students (not sure about EU, suspect it's same as UK). However there are quotas for home students (so treasury has a limited bill to pay) while universities can have as many overseas students as they like.
hesrobinson 3 years ago 3
I think that, consindering that Oxford is one of the best universities in the world, and that they must keep their reputation and traditions, the money they are asking it´s not so exagerate. And it´s obivious that they have better conditions for the english students since it´s a english university. Though it bothers me a little, because one day I d ´like to go there.
DaniMajor 3 years ago
I wonder how much of these sketches are actually satirical.
HappyDaze01 3 years ago
Apparently quite a bit of the series has a basis in reality; a good friend of mine is writing PhD dissertation in British political history on the subject.
kbaird1783 3 years ago 4
He gets to watch sitcoms in the name of a PhD? Sign me up! :P
Booshman 2 years ago
@HappyDaze01 remove the background laughs and we have a documentary
jradetzky 4 months ago 14
Oh good heavens... 4,000 pounds a year? They simply won't come to Oxford? Bah and here I pay $40,000 a year. PLEASE--sign me up!
thatdrattedcat 3 years ago 4
I don't think there is that much of a difference, What with exchangerates and this and that.
Mullahgrrl 3 years ago
4,000 pounds is about $7,000... even accounting for inflation since the 80s it's a long way off from $40,000. And the value you get for your money! Incredible.
thatdrattedcat 3 years ago 3
This is so true!It's so expansive for oversea students!
wookiezzz 4 years ago 2
Flogging sociology courses to the natives - lol
kgab2268 4 years ago 4
lol if you go to the university of sussex
(king's college london rules!)
TheMirrorBallSuit 4 years ago
King's College rules? Do you actually go there?
saskiaburgermeister 4 years ago
Hehe no but I did a masters there until a year ago, I'm a journalist now.
TheMirrorBallSuit 4 years ago
WIsh could be a journalist.
frankwolftown 2 years ago
lolz actually I go to Uni of sussex...its very true lolz
akberciit 2 years ago 5