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Up to 10,000 redundancies or job losses feared as institutes undergo restructuring

The Welsh university set out proposals to cut 400 jobs – 7% of the total workforce – on Tuesday.

The university has blamed a funding shortfall for its proposals to cut 400 full-time roles and close a number of degree programmes.

Union describe reductions as ‘cruel’ as university says it will run out of money without changes

It comes as university leaders have warned of significant financial issues in recent years.

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