Degrees go online as Noosa uni campus shuts

The closure dashed the faint hopes 19-year-old teaching student Abbey Magee had of the decision being rescinded.
This year Ms Magee was forced to study online due to the COVID-19 shutdown, but after voicing initial concerns about doing an online degree has come to terms with her situation.
"I don't mind, I just want to get the degree finished," Ms Magee said.
CQUniversity Noosa education student Abbey Magee.
Earlier this year, Prof Klomp said although CQU had almost 1000 students on the Sunshine Coast, only 16 per cent were enrolled as on-campus students at Noosa.
"This, combined with lower than expected student growth in the region, makes our continued physical presence at Noosa unsustainable in the long term," Prof Klomp said.

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