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Uni changes tune on academy

PROGRAM PHASED OUT: The University of South Australia has confirmed its three-year Bachelor of Music program and one-year diploma and honours courses offered through the James Morrison Academy are currently being “phased out”. In a statement published on the academy's website, head of school James Morrison said the tertiary education landscape had changed dramatically due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the academy had not been allocate any diploma or bachelor seats for 2021.
By Raquel Mustillo

THE University of South Australia is phasing out its music programs offered through the James Morrison Academy after ending its […]

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