Goldsmiths, University of London

Constituent university in London

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August 2024 The UCU announced it had prevented compulsory redundancies for the 2024/25 academic year.
January 2024 Goldsmiths announced the 'Transformation Programme', proposing to eliminate 132 full-time positions (17% of staff), with some departments facing up to 50% reduction.
2023 QS World University Rankings ranked Goldsmiths' media and communications program as second in the UK and eleventh worldwide.
March 2022 According to the UCU, Goldsmiths continued layoffs despite having already achieved savings from voluntary resignations and maintaining vacancies.
2021 Goldsmiths implemented a 'recovery plan' that included eliminating 52 faculty and staff positions and centralizing administration into a central hub.
April 2020 The 'Evolving Goldsmiths' plan was closed.
January 2020 Goldsmiths proposed the 'Evolving Goldsmiths' plan to cut costs by 15% over two years, involving faculty reductions and administrative centralization.
2019 Goldsmiths ran a financial deficit, and Frances Corner became Warden, facing regular opposition from faculty and students over governance and financial strategy.
August 2019 Goldsmiths announced a sustainability initiative to remove all beef products from sale and introduce a 10p levy on bottled water and single-use plastic cups, as part of its commitment to become carbon neutral by 2025.
2018 The former boiler house and public laundry of Laurie Grove Baths was refurbished and opened as Goldsmiths CCA (Centre for Contemporary Arts).
2017 QS World University Rankings ranked Goldsmiths' media and communications program as second in the UK and eighth worldwide.

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