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Expenditures...Revenue...Endowments
Administrative expenditures are among the lowest in
the system
In the past decade, U of G has undergone extensive
restructuring and consolidation of administrative functions.
As a result, it is now among the least costly universities
in the province in terms of percentage of institutional
expenditures on major central administrative operations,
ad defined by the Council of Ontario Financial officers
— Universities of Ontario. In the same period,
the University's endowment fund has grown by nearly
300 per cent, with almost 60 per cent of the total endowment
now generating revenue to find student assistance programs.
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2001/02 University revenue $414M
Source: Audited Financial Statements, Financial Services
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2001/02 University expenditures
$390M
Source: Audited Financial Statements, Financial Services
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Total endowment fund $133.8M
Source: Audited Financial Statements, Financial Services
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Research investments reflect U of G commitment and
expertise
In 2001/02, sponsored research at U of G reached a
total of $106.5M, supporting theoretical and applied
research across a broad range of disciplines. Between
1998 and 2002, initiatives by the federal and provincial
governments — in collaboration with business and
industry — committed #170.5M to strengthen and
expand the University's research infrastructure and
capacity. Guelph's success in attracting these funds
is a testament to the quality of its faculty, staff
and students and its reputation as an internationally
renowned research-intensive institution.
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Sponsored research $106.5M
Source: Audited Financial Statements, Financial Services
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Cumulative (1998-2002) Investments
in research infrastructure $170.5M
Includes: Federal / Provincial investment of $71.6M
Business / Industry match of $98.9M
Source: Audited Financial Statements, Financial Services
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