ADVANCED FOREIGN EXPERIENCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION FINANCING: THE CASE OF THE UNITED KINGDOM

ADVANCED FOREIGN EXPERIENCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION FINANCING: THE CASE OF THE UNITED KINGDOM

Authors

  • Kurbanov Baxodir Negmatullayevich

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19939801

Keywords:

higher education financing, English experience, tuition fees, student loans, Research England, dual support system, Office for Students

Abstract

The article analyzes the contemporary foreign experience of higher education financing using
the example of England. It examines the main financial mechanisms of the English higher education system,
including student tuition fees and government-guaranteed loans, grants distributed through the Office for
Students (OfS), research funding via Research England, income from international student fees, as well as
philanthropy and endowment funds. The study pays special attention to the changes in 2025–2026, particularly
the inflation-adjusted increase in the tuition fee cap, the reintroduction of maintenance grants, and the growing
trend toward performance-based funding linked to quality indicators. The research findings indicate that the
English experience ensures the competitiveness of higher education through a student-centered funding
model, the dual support system for research, and the active attraction of private resources. At the same
time, challenges related to the financial sustainability of universities persist. Practical recommendations for
Uzbekistan are provided based on the analysis

Author Biography

Kurbanov Baxodir Negmatullayevich

Independent Researcher, Tashkent International University

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Published

2026-04-01

How to Cite

Kurbanov , B. (2026). ADVANCED FOREIGN EXPERIENCE IN HIGHER EDUCATION FINANCING: THE CASE OF THE UNITED KINGDOM. Innovation Science and Technology, 2(4). https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19939801
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