Some 2,000 degree students at RMIT University did not get their exam results on Thursday amid a dispute with Australia's National Tertiary Education Union (NTEU).
The union has banned the release of the results, which had been scheduled for yesterday, after failing to come to an agreement with the university about academic pay and employment.
There are about 6,000 students in the three- year Singapore Institute of Management-RMIT programme. RMIT believes around 2,000 students are missing at least one result.
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