Students: Investment 'may not keep pace' with requirements

The Union of Students in Ireland are cautious about whether the investment announced today, €184m for third-level infrastructure, will be sufficient to keep pace with the schedule of funding necessary.

The Union of Students in Ireland are cautious about whether the investment announced today, €184m for third-level infrastructure, will be sufficient to keep pace with the schedule of funding necessary.

The president of the USI, Hamidreza Khodabakhshi, said that under-investment in the infrastructure of Ireland's third-level system is 'a very serious problem'.

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