Concerns are raised about Charles Sturt University's spending priorities and credibility after conditions attached to registration.
CSU Vice-Chancellor, Professor Andrew Vann, said the conditions were disappointing, but he does not believe it will negatively impact staff, students or the university's reputation.
"Some of these issues are things we've picked up on from the review of academic governance that was done last year, so there's a large number of things we're working on, including making changes to the terms of references and policies around some of our major academic committees as well."The National Tertiary Education Union said many of the regulator's concerns were similar to issues it had also raised in recent months.
"There's a whole range of ways in which these TEQSA conditions speak to the fundamental financial decisions about how we manage our funds and how our prioritise our funds internally," she said. "That might be an extreme view, but nonetheless it does create a lot of anxiety and nervousness amongst the staff.
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