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    Ulster University Considers Graduation Charges

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    Ulster University is exploring the introduction of graduation charges to address a £5 million budget shortfall, primarily due to Stormont's refusal to raise tuition fees. These charges would apply to ceremonies, not the degrees themselves, potentially breaching the Higher Education (Northern Ireland) Order 2005, which prohibits additional course charges. The situation poses challenges for the economy minister regarding university funding.
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