Joe Logan said local students could miss out on their career choices by not having access to resources “on the doorstep”
The University of Wolverhampton is not going to recruit any students for 138 of its undergraduate and postgraduate courses in September.
It said a reduction in income and rising costs alongside the pandemic meant the university was facing a “very challenging financial landscape”.
A “robust recovery action plan” was now under way, a spokesperson said.
Current students will continue to be taught. A mutually agreed staff resignation scheme is also running.
About a fifth of the affected courses are in the performing arts and former student Joe Logan said he was “devastated” at the news.
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