Irish government to fund 160 health student places at Ulster University
The Irish government will fund 160 student places at Ulster University for Republic of Ireland residents to study health subjects, at a cost of €9.5m, with 18 additional places for Northern Ireland residents at Queen’s University Belfast.
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Sign in or subscribeBrowse free archive reportsThe Irish government will fund 160 student places at Ulster University for Republic of Ireland residents to study health subjects, at a cost of €9.5m, with 18 additional places for Northern Ireland residents at Queen’s University Belfast.