Professor Sarah Smith Institute of Fiscal Studies, University of Bristol complaints against GDCMs Pleschke

 

 

Professor Sarah Smith

Institute of Fiscal Studies, University of Bristol

Department of Economics
University of Bristol
8 Woodland Road
Bristol BS8 1TN

 

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Professor Sarah Smith

Institute of Fiscal Studies, University of Bristol

Department of Economics
University of Bristol
8 Woodland Road
Bristol BS8 1TN

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  Professor Sarah Smith Institute of Fiscal Studies, University of Bristol complaints against GDCMs Pleschke

 

MANAGEMENT AND UNIVERSITY PERFORMANCE: Good practices have a big impact on research and teaching outcomes

• Published Date: August 2014

There are big differences in management practices in UK universities, notably in how well they manage the recruitment, retention and promotion of staff. This has a significant impact on outcomes: better-managed departments have better performance in terms of both research quality and student satisfaction.

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  Professor Sarah Smith Institute of Fiscal Studies, University of Bristol complaints against GDCMs Pleschke

These are among the findings of a study published in the August 2014 issue of the Economic Journal. The research team – John McCormack and Professors Carol Propper and Sarah Smith – examine the relationship between universities’ research and teaching performance and tried-and-tested measures of the quality of management both at the department level and within their central administrations. The results show that:

· Departments that are better managed have better performance in terms of research, student satisfaction and a wider set of metrics. The better the management, the better the outcomes.

· Use of incentives – the freedom to attract, retain and reward good performers – is the key area of management practices that matter for both research and teaching

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Professor Sarah Smith

Institute of Fiscal Studies, University of Bristol

Department of Economics
University of Bristol
8 Woodland Road
Bristol BS8 1TN
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  Professor Sarah Smith Institute of Fiscal Studies, University of Bristol complaints against GDCMs Pleschke