Ontario Liberals to fund 6,000 more graduate degrees
Only certain programs will get new money
Today, Ontario’s Ministry of Training, Colleges and Universities announced the creation of 6,000 new spots for master and doctoral students in "high-demand and emerging fields - such as engineering, health and environmental studies." The seats would be rolled out between now and 2015. However, these plans may not come to fruition if the Liberal government loses the election in October, which looks increasingly today as a new Angus-Reid poll shows Premier Dalton McGuinty has an approval rating of just 19 per cent.
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