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campuses in numerous nuanced ways. Here are some that we think are important; Space and Reputation: Universities compete not only on academic reputation but also on facilities and identity. Prospective students prefer institutions with modern, well- maintained campuses that reflect the university’s unique culture and values. Without capital investment in amenities and the physical representation of their identity, universities risk blending into the mass of similar institutes, making it harder to attract top students in a competitive global market. Student Facilities: Modern, well- equipped learning and teaching spaces tailored to each institution’s specific needs are essential for delivering a quality educational experience. Universities require a wide variety of these spaces to support diverse academic programs. Without sufficient
Innovation in a changing funding landscape The lack of capital investment in UK university campuses poses significant challenges, impacting everything from the quality of education and research to the student experience and institutional competitiveness. Addressing these issues requires a balanced approach that considers both immediate needs and long-term strategic goals, emphasising the importance of securing sustainable funding streams to support the ongoing development and modernisation of university facilities. At Nomad, we have been researching, co-designing, and envisioning academic spaces since our inception. We are deeply invested in how these spaces influence student and staff experience and wellbeing. Naturally, when spending is cut, we are concerned not only for our business but also for the future of university spaces. Lack of investment can impact
Universities compete not only on academic reputation but also on facilities and identity.
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