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Creative universities contribute more than £8 billion to UK economy

Creative universities contribute more than £8 billion to UK economy

by Kate Wicklow | Apr 20, 2017 | Publications, Reports

Creative focused universities and colleges contribute £8.4bn and over 312,000 jobs to the UK economy. A new report into the economic impact of these institutions shines a bright light on the huge contribution they make to the nation’s prosperity – both...

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