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The University of Tasmania (UTAS) has walked away from its plans to move entirely into Hobart's central business district, announcing plans to build a new state-of-the-art science and mathematics facility at its current Sandy Bay campus.
In an email to staff, University vice-chancellor, Professor Rufus Black, announced a new $500 million science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) facility would be built at the existing Sandy Bay campus, and two inner city sites will be sold.
The proposed move met with much local opposition. (Facebook: Save UTAS campus)
Professor Black said the university's plans for the future revolved around campus sites in the state's south "providing students with experiences built around the best the city has to offer".
He said the plan was "contingent on securing support and significant government funding".
The four sites would be: