Stop ANU Cuts to Arabic!

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Meredith Legg
Dec 3, 2020
These cuts are hugely shortsighted. We need to reach out to the rest of the world not cut ourselves off when things get tough.
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Talyah Livanes
Dec 3, 2020
Wtf ANU
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Matthew Callaghan
Oct 30, 2020
These excellent educators serve not only the Arabic programme but also play a key role in other CASS programmes such as Translation studies. Their contributions should not be misrepresented and undervalued using misleading data.
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Addison Townsend Gommers
Oct 29, 2020
It is vital that the ANU support its exceptionally hardworking and dedicated lecturers during this time of crisis, and maintain Arabic language program which is a vital part of CAIS.
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Ines Pintos-Lopez
Oct 29, 2020
In today’s world languages are our tools to foster international relations!
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Janet Hutchison
Oct 28, 2020
And keep all 3 staff or reinstate the 2 staff members if they've been retrenched already.
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Ian Latchford
Oct 28, 2020
It’s a poor system they want to implement. For already put upon younger generations.
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Fiona Press
Oct 28, 2020
Ageist. Sexist. Racist. Shortsighted. Without merit. Do better.
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Juliette Baxter
Oct 28, 2020
Languages are important to ANU's teaching offerings. Having only one teaching staff seems inadequate.
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Ella Parker
Oct 28, 2020
Arabic is one of the most spoken languages in the world. For the country’s leading university to cut funding and resources for this course is unacceptable and has terrible implications for Australian society and economy
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