World

Mon Aug 30

Universities lost 6% of their revenue in 2020 — and the next 2 years are looking worse

Written by: Peter Hurley, Policy Fellow, Mitchell Institute, Victoria University

With a 6% drop in revenue, 2020 was a year Australian universities would prefer to forget, a report released today by the Mitchell Institute shows.

Mitchell Institute report into investment in higher education.

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