Charles Sturt University students stranded in China will miss out on the beginning of semester one, as the coronavirus travel ban is extended through Orientation Week.
The travel ban will not be lifted until the end of O-Week on Saturday, at which point the it will be reviewed for another possible extension.
CSU Vice Chancellor Andrew Vann said the university were working to ensure students stranded in China would not fall behind on their studies.
"We are supporting any students affected by the travel restrictions and ensuring our materials are being made available to study online in China," Mr Vann said.
"The health and safety of our staff, students and communities, both domestically and internationally, is of paramount concern to the University and we will continue to liaise with our partners and appropriate bodies to assist in our response."
No staff at the Wagga campus are reported to have been affected by the travel ban, however the university has suspended all travel to and via China and Hong Kong for the immediate future.
If you have any concerns or questions you can call the National Coronavirus Health Information Line on 1800 020 080.