Students frustrated with remote learning are unhappy about paying full fees while battling with expanding online tutorials as Sydney's universities work towards bringing more classes back to campus | AnnaPattySMH
Students frustrated with remote learning are unhappy about paying full fees while battling with expanding online tutorials as Sydney's universities work towards bringing more classes back to campus.
Cooper Forsyth, left, and Swapnik Sanagavarapu at the University of Sydney, are both still doing online learning due to the COVID-19 pandemic."I am definitely getting sick of it, it's harder to do it online," he said. "But the other side of it is there are students who live quite far away ... who are getting more of an opportunity.
"I think it has reduced the intellectual rigour of my study because I've lost the ability to have the same level of discussion." "There are a lot of international students paying upwards of $40,000 a year to sit on a laptop in China who are very upset that they are still paying the same amount of money."
A University of Sydney spokeswoman said most of its lectures were being delivered online but it has been offering face-to-face teaching "where possible" on campus in line with NSW and federal health advice.
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