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‘Strategically incoherent’: Why are universities cutting languages? - Campus Review
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‘Strategically incoherent’: Why are universities cutting languages? - Campus Review
The University of Tasmania’s (UTAS) move to cut its Indonesian language program amid plummeting enrolments has been described as “shortsighted” and “strategically incoherent” by a long-running provider of study tours to the Southeast Asian country. UTAS is proposing to cut 13 full-time staff through targeted and voluntary redundancies as part of a significant major restructure of its humanities, social sciences, creative arts and media schools,…
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