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We just can't afford the arts, says Wolverhampton University chief

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University of Wolverhampton is suspending recruiting students for 138 courses. Many of the courses are in the arts, including glass blowing and ceramics. Deputy vice-chancellor Professor Julia Clarke said the reason was financial. She said: "We do not have the number of students asking to join those courses"

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We just can't afford the arts, says Wolverhampton University chief

Performing arts courses need to be sacrificed for The University of Wolverhampton to thrive, the deputy vice-chancellor has said.

2 years ago·Wolverhampton, United Kingdom

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