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Title: Financing Research in the Arts: UofA, UBC, SFU


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Financing Researchin the Arts UofA, UBC, SFU
  • André Plourde
  • Department of Economics
  • Funding Conundrums Arts and Money in the 21st
    Century
  • Faculty of Arts, University of Alberta
  • 3 March 2008

2
  • Primary sources for all data used
  • UofA Data Book
  • http//www.ualberta.ca/IDO/databook/
  • UBC Office of Research Services
  • http//www.orsil.ubc.ca/stats/index.htm
  • SFU Office of Research Services
  • http//www.sfu.ca/ors/stats.html
  • Thanks to Fedja Lazarevis for research
    assistance.
  • Responsibility for all errors rests with me.

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In 2006-07, Arts generated 7.1 million in
external research funding, or 1.7 of UofA total.
4
In 2006-07, Arts has 317.7 FTE faculty
members, or 20.7 of the UofA total.
5
In 2006-07, Arts generated 3.7 of UofAs total
external research Funding (excluding the Faculty
of Medicine and Oral Health Sciences).
6
In 2006-07, Arts had 24.4 of the UofAs total
FTE faculty members (excluding the Faculty of
Medicine and Oral Health Sciences).
7
Arts at UBC and Arts Social Sciences at SFU
include all of Psychology 2006-07 unusual
very large entry under Other grants for UBC
Arts Overall, external research funding for
Faculty of Arts smallest at UofA
8
In 2002-03, UofA Arts about 75 of UBC Arts
about 66 in 2006-07 In 2003-04, about 20 larger
than SFU Arts Social Sciences about 10
larger in 2005-06UofA Arts getting relatively
smaller
9
Note rising trend at UBC vs. flatter trend at
UofA UBC Artss unusual year in 2006-07 makes it
hard to compare trends sodrop UBC 2006-07

10
NOTE scale change UofA Arts external research
grant per FTE faculty member has fallen relative
to those at UBC (63 in 2002-03 vs. 36 in
2005-06) and SFU (111 in 2003-04 vs. 68 in
2005-06)
11
SSHRC-A Business, Education, Law Univ-Arts
University total Medicine OHS Arts Average
grant per FTE Arts faculty member about 10 of
(Univ-Arts) Gap closing with (SSHRC-A) now
about 70
12
Excluding 2006-07, Arts funding per FTE faculty
member about 20 that of (Univ-Arts) and greater
than (SSHRC-A) by about 20 How much of this is
due to Psychology?
13
Have to include Native Studies with Arts at UofA,
for relative gap with UBC to get smaller between
2002-03 and 2005-06 Otherwise relative gap with
(SSHRC-A) almost exactly the same in 2005-06 as
in 2002-03 (49.8 vs. 50.4)
14
NOTE 2006-07 unusual for Arts large Other
revenues Arts is much more dependent on SSHRC
for research funding than other faculties are
with respect to their major council
15
Overall, this remains true even after provincial
funding is excluded Exception is Engineering,
which is as dependent on NSERC in (unusual for
Arts) 2006-07NOTE that dependence of (SSHRC-A)
on SSHRC is falling
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Last Words
  • Arts as share of (Univ Medicine OHS) in
    2006-07
  • 24.4 of FTE faculty members
  • 3.7 of total external research grants
  • External research funding per FTE faculty member
    in Arts
  • In 2005-06, 50 of UBC 66 of SFU levels
  • In 2006-07, 70 of (SSHRC-A) 10 of (Univ-A)
    levels
  • Role of Psychology?
  • Within UofA, tend to be more dependent on SSHRC
    than other faculties are on their major Council
  • Even when adjusted for lack of provincial Arts
    funding
  • With exception of Engineering/NSERC in 2006-07
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