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Number of items: 14.

Article

Kelly, Ursula and McNicoll, Iain, Nuffield Foundation (Funder), Scottish Funding Council (Funder), ESRC/ HE Funding Council Impact Initiative (Funder) (2009) Measuring the volume and value of the outputs of higher education institutions. Fraser of Allander Economic Commentary, 33 (1). pp. 55-59. ISSN 2046-5378

Coen, Michael and Kelly, Ursula (2007) Information management and governance in UK higher education institutions : bringing IT in from the cold. Perspectives: Policy and Practice in Higher Education, 11 (1). pp. 7-11. ISSN 1360-3108

Conference or Workshop Item

Kelly, Ursula and McNicoll, Iain Nuffield Foundation (Funder), Scottish Funding Council (Funder) , ed. (2009) Valuing knowledge transfer : a new approach to assessing the broader impact of higher education institutions. In: Triple Helix VII, 2009-06-17 - 2009-06-19.

McGregor, Peter and Kelly, Ursula (2009) Setting the scene : research on higher education's role. In: Higher Education: Making a Difference to Economies and Communities, 2009-01-28. (Unpublished)

Book

Kelly, Ursula and Marsh, Richard and McNicoll, Iain (2002) The impact of higher education institutions on the UK economy. University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, United Kingdom. ISBN 1-84038-078-x

McNicoll, Iain and Kelly, Ursula and Marsh, Richard and McLay, David (2002) Defining and identifying the knowledge economy in Scotland: a regional perspective on a global phenomenon. University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, United Kingdom. ISBN 0-9542926-0-X

Report

Kelly, Ursula and McNicoll, Iain and Brooks, Richard (2008) Towards the estimation of the economic value of the outputs of Scottish higher education institutions : Next Steps Summary Report. [Report]

Kelly, Ursula and McNicoll, Iain and Donald, Kelly (2006) Higher education means business: a summary of the economic impact of Scottish higher educaton institutions. [Report]

Kelly, Ursula and McNicoll, Iain and McLellan, Donald (2005) Towards the estimation of the economic value of the outputs of Scottish Higher Education Institutions: an overview of the content of the main report. [Report]

Kelly, Ursula and McNicoll, Iain and McLellan, Donald (2005) Towards the estimation of the economic value of the outputs of Scottish Higher Education Institutions. [Report]

Kelly, Ursula and McNicoll, Iain and McLellan, Donald (2004) The impact of the University of Strathclyde on the economy of Scotland and the City of Glasgow. [Report]

Kelly, Ursula and McNicoll, Iain and McLellan, Donald (2004) The economic impact of UK higher education institutions. [Report]

McNicoll, Iain and Kelly, Ursula (2003) Economic frameworks for policy-relevant analysis of the software industry in Scotland. [Report]

Monograph

Kelly, Ursula (2008) Exploring the evidence base : an overview of the literature on the economic impact of knowledge transfer. Discussion paper. University of Strathclyde, Glasgow.

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