Middlesex University
Financial Statements 2015/16
Year ended 31 July 2016
Consolidated £000
10.Other operating expenses Consumables
Learning resources
Funds payable to other colleges Auditors' remuneration Catering and hospitality Marketing related costs
Collaborative partners and advisors External staffing and services Staff development costs
Student recruitment, bursaries and scholarships Subscriptions and memberships Non-capitalised equipment IT expenditure and maintenance IT operating lease rentals NHS service charge costs
Grant to Students' Union (MdxSU) Transport, travel and subsistence Insurance
Telephones and postage Rent and rates
Repairs and general maintenance Utilities
Other premises related costs Other expenditure
3,125 5,410 2,461 365
1,071 2,488 3,056 2,519 1,019 8,804 1,521 1,184 6,324 363 427 943
2,193 534
336
3,259 2,986 1,470 7,513 950
60,321
University £000
3,049 4,540 2,461 315 970
2,132 2,940
2,441 980
9,002 1,504 1,180 6,265 363 427 943
2,037 391
296
2,882 2,970 1,456 7,044 672
57,260
Year ended 31 July 2015
Consolidated £000
3,024 3,793 1,602 299
1,285 2,289 3,441 2,583 1,123 9,487 1,242 1,532 5,201 451 150 888
2,493 503
323
3,008 2,886 1,697 7,764 2,785
59,849
University £000
2,980 3,049 1,602 252
1,195 1,932 3,343 2,492 1,106
10,742 1,231 1,532 5,134 451 150 888
2,287 423
310
2,776 2,870 1,685 7,385 2,110
57,925
Year Ended
31 July 2016 £000
Other operating expenses (consolidated) include:
Auditors’ remuneration BDO LLP external auditors’ remuneration in respect of: Audit of University annual financial statements
Audit of UK subsidiary company annual financial statements
External auditors remuneration in respect of audit of overseas subsidiary company annual financial statements
External auditors (BDO LLP) remuneration in respect of non-audit services Other including Internal auditor remuneration (Grant Thornton LLP)
Year Ended 31 July 2015 £000
122 10
40 16
177 365
122 10
37 10
120 299
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