Wasn't it also the University of Sydney that recently made graduates take their tests in English and checked their ID before taking the test? I think some students sued after a 90% failure rate.
So many degrees are as valuable as toilet paper.
So many degrees are as valuable as toilet paper.
I can't remember the exact change they made for the testing though, it was in the news a couple of years ago.
Our universities also have a high proportion of international students. Predominantly from China, Korea and elsewhere in SE Asia. These students pay much higher fees than Australian citizens. They're used to subsidise the local education market. Classes are conducted in English, but allowances are often made for assessments.