An over-reliance on China and the emerging pandemic have forced reevaluation of university’s offerings, vice chancellor says
The University of Tasmania will slash hundreds of courses from its curriculum as part of a major overhaul driven in part by an “over-reliance on China” and the impact of the coronavirus.
On Tuesday, the university’s vice chancellor Rufus Black told staff the university was “facing sustained headwinds” to being sustainable, and would cut the number of courses on offer from 514 to fewer than 120 by next year.
Source: Tasmania university to slash courses from 514 to 120 in wake of coronavirus impact
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