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A top university has decided to pull the plug on students learning exclusively from home, making it compulsory to front up to campus lectures and tutorials.<br> University will wind up remote learning and teaching next year after three years of online classes. <br>Vice Chancellor at the university Mark Scott said patchy video platforms meant the college can not provide quality education. <br>The internet tutorials and lectures were put in place so students could continue their studies during the  pandemic but was maintained long after restrictions ended.<br>But an image of an empty-seated university auditorium posted last August revealed the state of 'depressing' university life in 2022. <br>              (image:  )    University professors are fed up lecturing to a theatre of empty seats, with some students complaining about paying high tuition fees to sit in front of a screen (pictured, a picture posted last August of an empty lecture theatre at Sydney University)<br>      (image:  )    Sydney University (pictured) will wind up remote lectures and tutorials next year, after three years of online classes<br>Jan Slapeta, a Professor of Veterinary and Molecular Parasitology at Sydney University, posted the photo on social media after being fed up with 'lecturing empty chairs'. <br>      (image:  )    Queensland University of Technology Lecturer Gary Mortimer (pictured) welcomed the changes<br>Queensland University of Technology Lecturer Gary Mortimer, who has been an advocate for getting face-to-face classes back on track, welcomed the changes.<br>'It was really difficult from an academic perspective, https://situsbandarpoker88.blogspot.com  https://situsbandarpoker88.blogspot.com  learning at Sydney University comes after the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency ordered all universities to scrap online lectures last month. <br>      (image:  )    Professor Mortimer said enforcing physical attendance is going to be a big barrier for students to jump over<br>