Dans le financement externe des universités allemandes, la contribution apportée par les entreprises se réduit, en proportion. - Educpros, par Marie Luginsland, 12.12.2012
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Charitable donations to universities could triple to £2 billion ($3.2 billion) a year within a decade if institutions continue to invest in fund-raising, a report says. The Review of Philanthropy in Higher Education led by Shirley Pearce, former vice-chancellor of Loughborough University, found that just 1.2 percent of British alumni give to their alma maters, compared with 10 percent of U.S. graduates. - By Jack Grove for Times Higher Education, September 13, 2012, Inside Higher Ed
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