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Australian university finances have been smashed by the pandemic’s stopping the flow of fee-paying international students upon which they had come to depend. Institutions will need to cut jobs and courses and focus on online learning if they are to survive, argue Ian Marshman and Frank Larkins.
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Australia’s universities are flagging the ongoing impact of COVID-19 pandemic could cost them billions in revenue over the next four years.
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Adelaide-based oil and gas giant Santos has banned employees from international travel, SA universities have deferred graduation ceremonies and the Australian sharemarket suffered its latest major fall in opening trade this morning over coronavirus fears.
More than 100,000 Chinese students cannot leave China and begin their new academic year at Australian universities, presenting institutions with profound challenges, write Christopher Zigura and Ly Tran.
Australian universities will have to name their research partners and financial donors under new rules to safeguard against foreign interference.
South Australian small-to-medium sized businesses say they are struggling to find and retain suitable employees, and accuse the state’s major universities of failing to prepare graduates for the workforce.
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