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Some Australian universities might have to merge – and that's not necessarily a bad thing

  • Written by Emil Temnyalov, Senior Lecturer, Economics, University of Technology Sydney
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Both COVID-19 and increasing discord with the Chinese government could lead to much lower international student revenues in the long run. If that happens, Australian universities might have to merge to remain sustainable.

The growing quality of our universities is driven to a large extent by what economists call “economies of...

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