An Australian university will close its campus in Singapore after lower than expected student enrolments. The University of New South Wales is due to shut the campus at the end of semester on June 28.
It has 148 students, but it had expected to attract 300 for the first intake. The campus would have been the first comprehensive research and teaching institution to be established by an Australian university overseas.
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