Financial sources UAS/UTE

Financial sources UAS/UTE
The total income of the individual FH UAS comes from the following financial sources: Student flat fee SBFI: Federal contributions per student for teaching as per Art. 19 cl. 2a of the Universities of Applied Sciences Act (FHSG) of 6 Oct. 1995. Training fees ICA-UAS (within the host region): Contributions within the scope of the Intercantonal Agreement on Universities of Applied Sciences (ICA-UAS) made by the cantons in the region of the university body. Training fees ICA-UAS (outside the host region): Contributions within the scope of the Intercantonal Agreement on Universities of Applied Sciences (ICA-UAS) made by the cantons outside the region of the university body. Study grants: Fees taken by the UAS for bachelor and master courses and further education and training. Third-party revenues: Private sector research awards, including funds from foundations and semiprivate companies; proceeds from services and proceeds from sponsoring and donations. Other income: Examination fees, various sales, user fees, yield on assets. CTI income: Including EUREKA and IMS programmes, without the CTI start-up initiative. Income from the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) income from EU and other int. research programmes: EU Framework Programme and other European and international research fund contributions SBFI: Financial aid to the operating costs of study courses in the areas of health, social issues and art. Basic contributions for aF+E, contributions to teacher specialisation. Project contributions, e.g. virtual campus, equality of opportunity etc. Other income Federation: Financing special study courses of particular importance through government agencies, federal research mandates, proceeds from services for the Confederation. Residual financing school authorities: Part of the cantonal budget for the FH, internal billing (i.e. services from other cantonal authorities for the UAS), extraordinary contributions, regular contributions from municipalities in the host regions.

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Spatial division
Switzerland
FSO number
glos-1026-en
Article type:
Definition
Published on:
21.08.2018

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