Financial statements
The University reported a £12.0m deficit in 2021-22, which included £20.8m of pension accounting adjustments, therefore achieving an underlying surplus of £8.8m. The overall performance reflects a positive operational result which has included growth in tuition fees of £16.9m and an increase in residential halls and catering income of £2.4m. Operational costs increased, which supported student growth and activities such as travel and catering returning to pre-covid levels.
The cash generated from operations of £44.1m and the cash balance at the year-end of £135.0m reflects the strength of the University's financial position. These cash balances allow the University to invest in its Town House Strategy which will transform students' education through the embedding of future skills, and to invest in the infrastructure of the University.
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- Financial statements 2021/22 (PDF)
- Financial statements 2020/21 (PDF)
- Financial statements 2019/20 (PDF)
- Financial statements 2018/19 (PDF)
- Financial statements 2017/18 (PDF)
- Financial statements 2016/17 (PDF)
- Financial statements 2015/16 (PDF)
- Financial statements 2014/15 (PDF)
- Financial statements 2013/14 (PDF)
- Financial statements 2012/13 (PDF)
- Financial statements 2011/12 (PDF)
- Financial statements 2010/11 (PDF)
- Financial statements 2009/10 (PDF)
- Financial statements 2008/09 (PDF)
- Financial statements 2007/08 (PDF)
- Financial statements 2006/07 (PDF)
- Financial statements 2005/06 (PDF)
- Financial statements 2004/05 (PDF)
- Financial statements 2003/04 (PDF)
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Tel: +44 (0)20 8417 9000