We all deserve jobs at the end of the day, each one of us has put in the same effort, time and money. If you can't offer us jobs then why take us in in the first place?
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Kevin Sheehan
10 years ago
I'm not a lawyer but this looks like a bait-and-switch scheme. I suggest a lawsuit be considered (or threatened) ASAP.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Future jobless doctor
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Mohammad Omar Aziz
10 years ago
Final Year medical student at UCC
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Gavin Chang
10 years ago
I'm for the idea of meritocracy
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Betty Cai
10 years ago
I agree,non-Eu and Eu should be given equal opportunities to work after paying nearly half a million to study here!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Irish trained, we are qualified for this job
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Izzat Firdaus
10 years ago
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nurul izzah bt mohamad
10 years ago
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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Students and Medical Universities were not informed of changes to the selection criteria in advance of the application process.
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James Chue
10 years ago
NON-CAO UK passport holder
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Jacinta OSullivan
10 years ago
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Rules are rules and all should have to follow them. Can't change the rules from what you offered at Orientation .
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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Medicine is stressful enough. Knowing that I wont be getting an Irish internship which I require, that increases my stress ten fold.
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Jennifer Haugh
10 years ago
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An EU citizen is an EU citizen regardless of what way they entered medical school. That's one of the good things about the EU is equal employment rights for all citizens.
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Ruha Wame Makhura
10 years ago
This is absolutely unfair.
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Itoro Edelduok
10 years ago
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I understand a country looking out for their citizens in terms of job security. But with the amount of money international students pay, I think class rankings should account for something.
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Nur Afifah
10 years ago
I agree to allow medical students other than Irish and EU students to get opportunity of internship in Ireland.
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Fiona Roberts
10 years ago
Froberts
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Should be applicable to those entering med school after 2015/2016
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Sharmini
10 years ago
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It isn't fair, some of us are paying as high as €48 000 a year! And when we came to ucd to study we didn't expect this or we would've made a different decision.
We all deserve jobs at the end of the day, each one of us has put in the same effort, time and money. If you can't offer us jobs then why take us in in the first place?
I'm not a lawyer but this looks like a bait-and-switch scheme. I suggest a lawsuit be considered (or threatened) ASAP.
Future jobless doctor
Final Year medical student at UCC
I'm for the idea of meritocracy
I agree,non-Eu and Eu should be given equal opportunities to work after paying nearly half a million to study here!
Irish trained, we are qualified for this job
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Students and Medical Universities were not informed of changes to the selection criteria in advance of the application process.
NON-CAO UK passport holder
Rules are rules and all should have to follow them. Can't change the rules from what you offered at Orientation .
Medicine is stressful enough. Knowing that I wont be getting an Irish internship which I require, that increases my stress ten fold.
An EU citizen is an EU citizen regardless of what way they entered medical school. That's one of the good things about the EU is equal employment rights for all citizens.
This is absolutely unfair.
I understand a country looking out for their citizens in terms of job security. But with the amount of money international students pay, I think class rankings should account for something.
I agree to allow medical students other than Irish and EU students to get opportunity of internship in Ireland.
Froberts
Should be applicable to those entering med school after 2015/2016
It isn't fair, some of us are paying as high as €48 000 a year! And when we came to ucd to study we didn't expect this or we would've made a different decision.