Loughborough University Publication Scheme

Current Model Publication Scheme

Under section 19 of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 (FOIA) all public authorities must adopt and maintain a publication scheme. A publication scheme must set out the classes of information a public authority will publish, explain the way they will publish the information and specify any charges for making certain information available.

The Information Commissioner has developed and approved a model publication scheme for public authorities and Loughborough University have adopted this model. The update and operation of the publication scheme is currently under review and this is taking place in tandem with an Institutional reassessment of the University’s webpages. We anticipate that the new publication scheme will be fully available in the coming months.

Loughborough University Publication Scheme

Main Information Class Groups

  1. Governance
  2. Financial Resources
  3. Human Resources
  4. Physical Resources
  5. Student Admin and Support
  6. Information Services
  7. Teaching and Learning
  8. Research and Development
  9. External Relations

Subsidiary Companies

 

Part A: Introduction

Part B: Structure of the Publication Scheme and Guidance on How to Use It.

The publication scheme is divided into nine sections, split into subsections, each of which contains links to relevant web-sites and includes the names of relevant offices which may be contacted for hard copies of information included in the publication scheme.

Main Information Class Groups

  1. Governance
  2. Financial Resources
  3. Human Resources
  4. Physical Resources
  5. Student Administration and Support
  6. Information Services
  7. Teaching and Learning
  8. Research and Development
  9. External Relations

Loughborough University Subsidiary Companies

The Freedom of Information Act 2000 also requires wholly owned subsidiary companies of the University to adopt publication schemes.