USI: Funding issues deny Irish medical students postgrad places

It is being claimed that qualified students are being deprived of places on postgraduate medical courses because of financial concerns at universities.

It is being claimed that qualified students are being deprived of places on postgraduate medical courses because of financial concerns at universities.

The Union of Students in Ireland says some colleges are being forced to sell the courses at prices that large numbers of students can't afford.

USI President Tony McDonnell said he was now calling on the government to dramatically increase it's funding for third level education.

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