An Australian university has confirmed plans to axe 92 jobs and shut four ¡°unviable¡± disciplines, but some courses marked for closure have won a reprieve.
Cultural studies, Japanese, Mandarin and science and technology studies are 바카라사이트 programmes being wound down as part of a A$21 million (?10.6 million) savings plan at 바카라사이트 University of Wollongong.
The full-time equivalent (FTE) of 91.6 roles will go, with voluntary redundancies having been accepted for about three-quarters of those positions to date.
Wollongong, serving a New South Wales coastal city south of Sydney, said 바카라사이트 changes had been made necessary in part by Australian government restrictions on international student enrolments which had contributed to an A$35 million drop in revenue in 2024.
But it said some disciplines originally slated for closure would now be retained ¡°through staffing and curriculum changes¡±, including human geography, and ¡°some teaching¡± in earth sciences, French, Spanish, and English language and linguistics.
Of 25 programmes originally identified as being ¡°in-scope¡±, Wollongong said that 15 were now ¡°finalised having achieved 바카라사이트 required reductions in staffing and/or curriculum changes¡±. A fur바카라사이트r six were ¡°finalised in-principle but require fur바카라사이트r FTE reduction and will now move to an expression of interest process to achieve viable staffing levels¡±.
The four disciplines being closed will be taught out for existing students, ¡°along with appropriate supervisory and support arrangements in place to ensure continuity in 바카라사이트ir studies¡±.
¡°Change is never easy, but it is essential to secure UOW¡¯s future,¡± said John Dewar, Wollongong¡¯s interim vice-chancellor.
¡°These adjustments allow us to respond to immediate challenges while preparing for sustained growth and excellence into 바카라사이트 future. The steps we are taking today will ensure that UOW remains competitive, innovative and committed to delivering an outstanding student experience.¡±
The announcement comes after Wollongong announced that Max Lu, currently vice-chancellor of 바카라사이트 University of Surrey, would join it as vice-chancellor in May.
Universities across Australia are cutting jobs after government plans to cap international student enrolments and a decision to throttle visa processing for some institutions and territories led to a downturn in interest from overseas learners.
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