Opinion

The University of Tasmania was supportive of education reforms which slashed their funding

Jackson Worthington
October 18 2020 - 9:30am
REFORM: UTAS vice-chancellor Rufus Black told a Senate inquiry that the university was supportive of the government's higher education reforms. Pictures: File
REFORM: UTAS vice-chancellor Rufus Black told a Senate inquiry that the university was supportive of the government's higher education reforms. Pictures: File

In September the University of Tasmania broke ranks with other leading tertiary education institutions across Australia when it announced it was supportive of the government's higher education reforms.

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Jackson Worthington

General news reporter with a special interest in social justice, the economy and family violence. Jackson.Worthington@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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