TL;DR
Sandra Gattenhof and John Nicholas Saunders argue that creative arts degrees are in a self-perpetuating polycrisis brought on by low secondary schools arts subjects enrolments, fewer students enrolling in high-cost university creative arts and arts and humanities degrees and the closure or reduction of creative arts degrees by universities as a result. They say urgent policy change is needed to redress the impact.
Sandra Gattenhof and John Nicholas Saunders argue that creative arts degrees are in a self-perpetuating polycrisis brought on by low secondary schools arts subjects enrolments, fewer students enrolling in high-cost university creative arts and arts and humanities degrees and the closure or reduction of creative arts degrees by universities as a result. They say urgent policy change is needed to redress the impact.
