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In 2023/24, the University generated a quantifiable economic impact of:
In 2023/24, the University had an income of £195.5 million. Therefore, for every £1 of income received, the University of Northampton generated more than £4 in economic impact across the UK (inclusive of long-term graduate impacts).
As well as generating economic impacts through its core activities of teaching, research and knowledge exchange, the University plays a wider role in supporting the economy and communities of Northamptonshire and the wider region. Examples of the University’s impacts include:
Above all, the University contributes to the human and social capital of the area. It produces graduates who go on to use the human capital that they have acquired to create value in the economy for their whole working lives. And it is an anchor institution that understands and communicates the needs of the area, acting in ways that will continue to increase the prosperity of Northamptonshire.
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