Government of Ireland Scholarship 2023 (Fully Funded)

Good news! Studying in Ireland become easy due to the government of Ireland Scholarship. The government of Ireland scholarship is available for application now. This article will highlight the details of the Government of Ireland Scholarship, its financial coverage, and step by step application process.

Government of Ireland Scholarship 2023-2024 is a funded scholarship for global understudies. This scholarship is available for the postgraduate level. This scholarship provides an annual stipend of €18,500, a  fee concession to some extent, including non-EU fees, up to €5,750 annually, and particular research expenses of €3,250  annually.

The Government of Ireland Postgraduate Scholarship Program is sponsored by the Department of Education and Skills and administrated by the Council. The Government of Ireland Postgraduate Scholarship Program is exclusive in the background of Irish studies and provides an innovative approach in the Irish educational network for financed postgraduate education.

Details of the Government of Ireland Scholarship

• Country: Ireland
• Degree Level: Master’s and Doctoral
• Institution(s): Government of Ireland
• Courses Offered: All available disciplines
• Program Duration:
  • • 1-2 years of research masters
    • 3-4 years Ph.D. program
• Deadline: October 20, 2022

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Advantages of the Scholarship

• A stipend of €18,500 each year.
• A fee concession, along with the non-EU fees, up to €5,750 annually.
• Annual research stipend of €3,250.

Eligibility Criteria

• English is the required language.
• All nationalities are eligible.
• The candidate must own a first-class or upper-second-class honors bachelor’s, or the (equivalent) degree. If undergraduate results have not been declared at the time of application, the Council may provide a provisional offer of a scholarship on the condition that the scholar’s bachelor’s, or the equivalent result is a first-class or upper second-class honors. If a scholar fails to possess a first-class or upper second-class honors bachelor’s, or the equivalent, degree, they must own a master’s degree. The Council’s decision on an applicant’s eligibility on these criteria is ultimate.
• Applicants must not be rejected twice for applications to the scheme, plus planned partner themes within the scheme.
• Applicants must be fresher to the degree for which they are applying for Council funding and have been officially accepted by the particular department.
• Applicants applying for a research master’s scholarship, must not have benefitted from Council Postgraduate Scholarship before.
• Applicants applying for a Ph.D. degree scholarship, must not presently be receiving or had previously received, any Council Postgraduate Scholarship except those which would enable them to receive a research master’s degree.
• For category I, applicants must be a national of a member state of the European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland and have been an inhabitant of an EEA member state or Switzerland for a regular period of 3 to 5 years preceding October 1st.

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List of Affiliated Universities

• Athlone Institute of Technology
• Waterford Institute of Technology
• Cork Institute of Technology
• Dublin Business School
• Dublin City University
• College of Computing Technology, Dublin
• Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology
• Institute of Technology, Carlow
• Letterkenny Institute of Technology
• Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design, and Technology
• Dundalk Institute of Technology
• Galway Business School
• National College of Ireland, Dublin
• Griffith College, Dublin
• ICD Business School, Dublin
• Independent College, Dublin
• Institute of Technology, Sligo
• Institute of Technology, Tralee
• University College Cork
• Technological University for Dublin
• Limerick Institute of Technology
• Mary Immaculate College, Limerick
• Maynooth University
• National College of Art and Design, Dublin
• National University of Ireland, Galway
• The National University of Ireland, Maynooth
• Royal College of Surgeons
• Trinity College Dublin
• University College Dublin
• University of Limerick