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Funding Needed for Rural Curriculum in Med Schools
Tuesday, 25 October 2005, 10:20 am | New Zealand Medical Students' Assn
The New Zealand Medical Students’ Association released today its Rural Curricula policy, outlining the urgency needed by the Government to adequately fund a rural undergraduate curriculum in New Zealand medical schools. More >>
Med students applaud Labour student support policy
Tuesday, 26 July 2005, 3:16 pm | New Zealand Medical Students' Assn
Medical graduates stand to save huge amounts in student debt interest under Labour tertiary student support policy announced today. If implemented, this policy will strike a major blow to the massive debts that create worsening medical workforce ... More >>
Medical students commend increase in Intern grant
Thursday, 19 May 2005, 6:45 pm | New Zealand Medical Students' Assn
The New Zealand Medical Students’ Association (NZMSA) commends the government budget announcement today, that the Trainee Intern (TI) grant will increase by $10,000. The grant, provided to final year medical students (TIs) will be increased from $16,756 ... More >>
Medical students condemn fee hike
Wednesday, 15 December 2004, 11:24 am | New Zealand Medical Students' Assn
Medical students are distraught at another large increase in tuition fees, agreed to by the Tertiary Education Commission (TEC) today. The TEC has allowed an exemption to the government’s fee maxima, allowing Otago University to increase medical school ... More >>
Med students concerned by possible fee increases
Friday, 12 November 2004, 4:13 pm | New Zealand Medical Students' Assn
The New Zealand Medical Students’ Association (NZMSA) is concerned that the University of Otago will follow the University of Auckland in raising fees for professional health science courses in 2005. More >>
Auckland Uni proposes fee increases for medicine
Friday, 22 October 2004, 10:11 am | New Zealand Medical Students' Assn
The University of Auckland reported on its website earlier this week that it will apply for an exemption to the fee maxima policy allowing it to increase existing tuition fees for medicine, health sciences and some high cost science programmes ... More >>
NZ GP Workforce Report Released
Friday, 7 May 2004, 11:46 am | New Zealand Medical Students' Assn
On the Analysis of the New Zealand General Practitioner Workforce, a report by the NZMA released 6th May 2004. More >>
Medical Students Commend Fee Freeze
Wednesday, 9 October 2002, 2:10 pm | New Zealand Medical Students' Assn
The New Zealand Medical Students’ Association (NZMSA) is today commending the University of Otago and the University of Auckland for accepting the government’s fee freeze. More >>
Medical Students Criticise Tertiary Ed. Policy
Wednesday, 3 July 2002, 10:16 am | New Zealand Medical Students' Assn
The New Zealand Medical Students’ Association (NZMSA) is concerned that the Labour Party Tertiary Education Policy fails to directly target indebted and disillusioned medical students. More >>
Medical Student Debt In Head-On Collision
Friday, 26 October 2001, 10:15 am | New Zealand Medical Students' Assn
Research published in the New Zealand Medical Journal today signals that staggering levels of medical student debt are set to play a big part in health workforce shortages in coming years. More >>
Medical student debt workforce head-on collision
Friday, 26 October 2001, 10:05 am | New Zealand Medical Students' Assn
Research published in the New Zealand Medical Journal today signals that staggering levels of medical student debt are set to play a big part in health workforce shortages in coming years. More >>
NZMSA Wants More Progress
Wednesday, 29 August 2001, 10:55 am | New Zealand Medical Students' Assn
The NZMSA is very pleased that yesterday the University of Otago joined the University of Auckland in accepting the Government’s funding offer to Freeze the Fees in 2002. More >>
