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Thursday February 11, 2021, 7:03 PM The Duke and Duchess speak to (L-R): nursing lecturer Stephanie Dunleavey and year three nursing students Elizabeth (Lisa) Semerdzhieva, Rachel Reid, Paige Murray. Credit: Kensington Palace The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have spoken to nursing students from Ulster University via video call to hear more about their experiences of studying during the pandemic, and of undertaking placements on the frontline of the Covid-19 response in Northern Ireland. On Tuesday Their Royal Highnesses firstly spoke to Abigail McGarvey, a first-year Adult Nursing student, a...

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“Ulster University will create 800 new student positions at its Magee Campus in Londonderry by re-locating the Health Sciences undergraduate programmes from Jordanstown in 2022 when this campus will close. These places will boost the number of students at Magee, which currently stands at approximately 4,300, but it will still fall short of the 10,000 student places promised in the New Decade, New Approach deal of 2020 …” (more) [Donna Deeney,

Ulster University says loan repayments will not impact on plans for Magee Newly published financial reports have revealed that Ulster University has lost £54m over past two years Reporter: ');  '); Ulster University has lost £54.8m in the past two years with pension scheme obligations putting pressure on the institution’s finances. The university’s income decreased by two per cent in 2020 due to the impact of Covid-19. Somewhat unusually, the financial reports for the past two years have been published one month apart. The 2018/19 report was originally due for publication in March 202...