New light on universities as they respond to the coronavirus
The health crisis is forcing universities to take new strategies and show their benefit to society.
University fees are too expensive for most international students and the coronavirus is a wake-up call that should prompt managements to lower their price point and create a more stable business model, says the national sector leader at KPMG and former university vice-chancellor Stephen Parker.
Stephen Parker says universities find it difficult to lower their fees, mainly because it looks like they are going downmarket or are somehow weakening the market.
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