ICHAS are delighted to be offering a bursary for two of our Postgraduate Programmes: M.A. in Childhood Studies M.A. in Adolescent Studies These Masters are primarily designed for graduates in health, human and social sciences related programmes.

Irish College of Humanities & Applied QQI Counselling and Psychotherapy Courses, Limerick, Dublin, IrelandScience runs a Bursary and Scholarship scheme that provides financial support for potential students wishing to study at the college. These awards are, at certain times, available for a range of full and part-time courses and are on an open application process. Anyone may apply and be considered for an award.

ICHAS has to date awarded over €250,000 in bursaries and scholarships as part of this scheme. Now, an exciting new €100,000 Business Bursary Scheme has been created to provide financial support for those looking to study on one of our Undergraduate Business Programmes.

Number of Places: 2 (1 from Ag and 1 from Ag Science)

Monetary Value: €1,000 This bursary is for students who intend to travel overseas as part of their work placement module and is open to students from the BSc (Hons) in Agricultural Science and BSc in Agriculture programmes. Currently, the Agricultural Science Association (ASA) and Glanbia provide sponsorship of €1,000 to students from the BSc in Agriculture programme, while the ASA and Seedtech sponsor students from the BSc (Hons) in Agricultural Science programme. Please note industry sponsors may change each year. The successful students contribute articles to the Farmers Journal. News items will also feature in the local press from the students' hometown.

Award: €1,500 and a trophy Scholarships available: 1 

SETU in Waterford supports the Institute of Sanctuary initiative which aims to welcome refugees, asylum seekers and other migrants into our college community, and to fostering a culture of welcome and inclusion for all those seeking sanctuary.  SETU in Waterford has a track record of ‘giving back’ and offering scholarships to international and overseas students from areas of the world which require emergency assistance or face development challenges. SETU in Waterford is an active participant in many international and government scholarship schemes. SETU in Waterford is an education focused, collaborative, inclusive, and innovative community. SETU in Waterford aims to be in the top 100 young universities in the world by 2030.  

Since 2018, the Intel Scholarship Programme has supported seven students each year. Alongside €3,000 in financial support, the scholarship awardees are connected to a mentor from Intel, helping them to build strong industry relationships and insights into the world of work. Scholarships are open to students in relevant courses across TU Dublin campuses.

Award: €2,500 for the remainder of your degree Scholarships available:

Through the 'Women in Technology' scholarship program, Intel hopes to increase awareness and encourage a new generation of high-achieving women to take up the challenge of a career in science and technology.

All scholarships from the University of Galway (Formerly NUIG) apply to Shannon College of Hotel Management as part of the school of Business Public Policy and Law in University Galway.

Please note considerations on University Galway/ Shannon College Scholarships.

Intel’s success in Ireland has been built on the quality of highly skilled and educated people available in the country. Through the ‘Women in Technology’ scholarship program, Intel hopes to increase awareness and encourage a new generation of high-achieving women to take up the challenge of a career in science and technology. We are directing this program through our partner MoU universities, with a focused approach targeting female students committed to disciplines with proven relevance to our business. Each university will advertise this program separately from September to October each year.

Intel’s success in Ireland has been built on the quality of highly skilled and educated people available in the country. Through the ‘Women in Technology’ scholarship program, Intel hopes to increase awareness and encourage a new generation of high-achieving women to take up the challenge of a career in science and technology. We are directing this program through our partner MoU universities, with a focused approach targeting female students committed to disciplines with proven relevance to our business. Each university will advertise this program separately from September to October each year.

Intel’s success in Ireland has been built on the quality of highly skilled and educated people available in the country. Through the ‘Women in Technology’ scholarship program, Intel hopes to increase awareness and encourage a new generation of high-achieving women to take up the challenge of a career in science and technology. We are directing this program through our partner MoU universities, with a focused approach targeting female students committed to disciplines with proven relevance to our business. Each university will advertise this program separately from September to October each year.

Intel’s success in Ireland has been built on the quality of highly skilled and educated people available in the country. Through the ‘Women in Technology’ scholarship program, Intel hopes to increase awareness and encourage a new generation of high-achieving women to take up the challenge of a career in science and technology. We are directing this program through our partner MoU universities, with a focused approach targeting female students committed to disciplines with proven relevance to our business. Each university will advertise this program separately from September to October each year.

Intel’s success in Ireland has been built on the quality of highly skilled and educated people available in the country. Through the ‘Women in Technology’ scholarship program, Intel hopes to increase awareness and encourage a new generation of high-achieving women to take up the challenge of a career in science and technology. We are directing this program through our partner MoU universities, with a focused approach targeting female students committed to disciplines with proven relevance to our business. Each university will advertise this program separately from September to October each year.

Intel’s success in Ireland has been built on the quality of highly skilled and educated people available in the country. Through the ‘Women in Technology’ scholarship program, Intel hopes to increase awareness and encourage a new generation of high-achieving women to take up the challenge of a career in science and technology. We are directing this program through our partner MoU universities, with a focused approach targeting female students committed to disciplines with proven relevance to our business. Each university will advertise this program separately from September to October each year.

Intel’s success in Ireland has been built on the quality of highly skilled and educated people available in the country. Through the ‘Women in Technology’ scholarship program, Intel hopes to increase awareness and encourage a new generation of high-achieving women to take up the challenge of a career in science and technology. We are directing this program through our partner MoU universities, with a focused approach targeting female students committed to disciplines with proven relevance to our business. Each university will advertise this program separately from September to October each year.

Intel’s success in Ireland has been built on the quality of highly skilled and educated people available in the country. Through the ‘Women in Technology’ scholarship program, Intel hopes to increase awareness and encourage a new generation of high-achieving women to take up the challenge of a career in science and technology. We are directing this program through our partner MoU universities, with a focused approach targeting female students committed to disciplines with proven relevance to our business. Each university will advertise this program separately from September to October each year.

Intel’s success in Ireland has been built on the quality of highly skilled and educated people available in the country. Through the ‘Women in Technology’ scholarship program, Intel hopes to increase awareness and encourage a new generation of high-achieving women to take up the challenge of a career in science and technology. We are directing this program through our partner MoU universities, with a focused approach targeting female students committed to disciplines with proven relevance to our business. Each university will advertise this program separately from September to October each year.

Intel’s success in Ireland has been built on the quality of highly skilled and educated people available in the country. Through the ‘Women in Technology’ scholarship program, Intel hopes to increase awareness and encourage a new generation of high-achieving women to take up the challenge of a career in science and technology. We are directing this program through our partner MoU universities, with a focused approach targeting female students committed to disciplines with proven relevance to our business. Each university will advertise this program separately from September to October each year.

Intel’s success in Ireland has been built on the quality of highly skilled and educated people available in the country. Through the ‘Women in Technology’ scholarship program, Intel hopes to increase awareness and encourage a new generation of high-achieving women to take up the challenge of a career in science and technology. We are directing this program through our partner MoU universities, with a focused approach targeting female students committed to disciplines with proven relevance to our business. Each university will advertise this program separately from September to October each year.

Intel’s success in Ireland has been built on the quality of highly skilled and educated people available in the country. Through the ‘Women in Technology’ scholarship program, Intel hopes to increase awareness and encourage a new generation of high-achieving women to take up the challenge of a career in science and technology. We are directing this program through our partner MoU universities, with a focused approach targeting female students committed to disciplines with proven relevance to our business. Each university will advertise this program separately from September to October each year.

Intel’s success in Ireland has been built on the quality of highly skilled and educated people available in the country. Through the ‘Women in Technology’ scholarship program, Intel hopes to increase awareness and encourage a new generation of high-achieving women to take up the challenge of a career in science and technology. We are directing this program through our partner MoU universities, with a focused approach targeting female students committed to disciplines with proven relevance to our business. Each university will advertise this program separately from September to October each year.

Intel’s success in Ireland has been built on the quality of highly skilled and educated people available in the country. Through the ‘Women in Technology’ scholarship program, Intel hopes to increase awareness and encourage a new generation of high-achieving women to take up the challenge of a career in science and technology. We are directing this program through our partner MoU universities, with a focused approach targeting female students committed to disciplines with proven relevance to our business. Each university will advertise this program separately from September to October each year.

Intel’s success in Ireland has been built on the quality of highly skilled and educated people available in the country. Through the ‘Women in Technology’ scholarship program, Intel hopes to increase awareness and encourage a new generation of high-achieving women to take up the challenge of a career in science and technology. We are directing this program through our partner MoU universities, with a focused approach targeting female students committed to disciplines with proven relevance to our business. Each university will advertise this program separately from September to October each year.

Intel’s success in Ireland has been built on the quality of highly skilled and educated people available in the country. Through the ‘Women in Technology’ scholarship program, Intel hopes to increase awareness and encourage a new generation of high-achieving women to take up the challenge of a career in science and technology. We are directing this program through our partner MoU universities, with a focused approach targeting female students committed to disciplines with proven relevance to our business. Each university will advertise this program separately from September to October each year.

Through the 'Women in Technology' scholarship program, Intel hopes to increase awareness and encourage a new generation of high-achieving women to take up the challenge of a career in science and technology.

All scholarships from the University of Galway (Formerly NUIG) apply to Shannon College of Hotel Management as part of the school of Business Public Policy and Law in University Galway.

Please note considerations on University Galway/ Shannon College Scholarships.

Open to all international (non-EU) entrants on the International Foundation Programme and International Foundation Year.

• £2,000 tuition fee scholarship applied as discount to your annual tuition fee and
• £2,000 accommodation discount

TU Dublin is delighted to offer sixteen International Protection Applicants Scholarships for undergraduate students who meet all of the following criteria:

• Students should be an international protection applicant, asylum seeker or a refugee who is not eligible for the state Free Fees scheme, SUSI grants, or any other state support;
• Students should meet the academic eligibility criteria for their chosen programme (including English language requirements);
• Students must have or intend to have completed the Leaving Certificate examination, a QQI FETAC full award, or have completed the TU Dublin Access Foundation Programme within the last two years;
• Students should be living in the Republic of Ireland at the time of application;
• Students must be attending university for the first time;

Each scholarship is valid for the duration of the programme of study. These scholarships cover all fees (tuition, registration etc.), and an annual stipend of €3,000.

National College of Ireland has an extensive scholarship and bursary portfolio for international students which aims to reward excellence and promote diversity among our student body. Explore our range of scholarships for international students.

Open to all new international (non-EU) entrants on the first year of a full-time undergraduate course delivered on one of our Northern Ireland campuses £2,000 scholarship applied as discount to your annual tuition fee

The KickStart Scholarship Fund  is a newly established scholarship, established by the Probation Service, and supported by the Irish Prison Service, to support persons with a criminal justice history who are experiencing socio-economic disadvantage to access Higher Education (HE).

Irish Refugee Council provides services and support for people seeking protection and people recognised as refugees in Ireland. IRC believes education plays a vital role in people’s development, self-esteem and integration. NCI’s mission is to change lives through education. Commencing in September, two candidates, who meet International Protection criteria, have successfully applied for a place via CAO and are ineligible for State supports, will receive full scholarships to an undergraduate level 8 award, delivered full-time over 3 or 4 years at NCI.  Deadline: July

*See site links for details*

The North West Health Care Scholarship aims to invest in a 21st century health workforce that meets the needs of tomorrow and promote diversity in higher education by supporting young people from less advantaged and non-traditional backgrounds.  The scholarship aims to invest in a 21st century health workforce that meets the needs of tomorrow and promote diversity in higher education by supporting young people from less advantaged and non-traditional backgrounds.   The program will be delivered by Optum Ireland in partnership with Atlantic Technological University (ATU). The North West Health Care Scholarship Program provides three scholarships to ATU Donegal, two scholarships to ATU Sligo / ATU Galway-Mayo.   The value of each award is €10,000.  

The regional program is delivered by Optum Ireland in partnership with the University of Galway and aims to promote diversity in higher education and contribute to culturally competent care by supporting young people from Donegal who come from less advantaged and non-traditional backgrounds. The regional program provides two dedicated scholarship to the University of Galway at the value of €25,000 for the term of the undergraduate course.

Interested in study in Ireland? Why not think about applying to be one of our Fellows and gaining a world class education, enabling you to play a leadership role in advancing the Sustainable Development Goals? The Irish Government offers a number of fellowship programmes to students from developing countries to undertake full-time study at Master's level at an Irish higher level institution, with a focus on courses that are relevant to Irish Aid's development objectives.

Spriocdháta 23ú Feabhra

Tá COGG thar a bheith sásta tacú leis an mBord Oideachais agus Oiliúna i mbliana chun sparánacht úr nua don Ghaeilge a bhronnadh ar scoláire ó iar-bhunscoil nó ó ionad breis oideachais de chuid an BOO, a léiríonn barr feabhais i réimse na Gaeilge. Is mar chuid de Sheachtain an BOO, 11-15 Márta, a bhronnfar an sparánacht shuntasach seo agus sparánachtaí iontacha eile i réimsí na Teicneolaíochta agus IS, Na Nuálaíochta Glaise, agus na Meáin Chumarsáide. Is deis dochreidte atá anseo do dhuine óg eisceachtúil an méid atá bainte amach acu don Ghaeilge go dtí seo a léiriú agus plean nuálach don todhchaí a chur chun cinn. Tacóidh an sparánacht le staidéar, le fiontraíocht nó le gníomhaíocht pobail an bhuaiteora amach anseo. Spriocdháta 23ú Feabhra. Tá gach eolas faoi Sheachtain BOO anseo: #ETBWEEK 2024 (etbi.ie) agus faoin bproiséas iarratais ar fáil anseo: BOOÉ Comórtas Sparánachta – BOOÉ (etbi.ie)



COGG is delighted to support the EDUCATION and Training Board this year in awarding a new Bursary for Irish to a student from a post-primary school or further education centre of the ETB, which demonstrates excellence in the Irish language. This significant bursary and other major bursaries in the areas of Technology and AI, Green Innovation, and The Media will be awarded as part of ETB Week 11-15 March. This is an incredible opportunity for an exceptional young person to demonstrate their achievements for the Irish language to date and to promote an innovative plan for the future. The bursary will support the winner's future study, entrepreneurship or community activity. Deadline 23rd February. Further information on ETB Week is available here: #ETBWEEK 2024 (etbi.ie) and the application process is available here: ETBI Bursary Competition – ETBI (etbi.ie) COGG is delighted to support the EDUCATION and Training Board this year in awarding a new Bursary for Irish to a student from a post-primary school or further education centre of the ETB, which demonstrates excellence in the Irish language. This significant bursary and other major bursaries in the areas of Technology and AI, Green Innovation, and The Media will be awarded as part of ETB Week 11-15 March. This is an incredible opportunity for an exceptional young person to demonstrate their achievements for the Irish language to date and to promote an innovative plan for the future. The bursary will support the winner's future study, entrepreneurship or community activity. Deadline 23rd February. Further information on ETB Week is available here: #ETBWEEK 2024 (etbi.ie) and the application process is available here: ETBI Bursary Competition – ETBI (etbi.ie)

This is an exchange support award for studying in ireland or Abroad as a Fulbright Scholar, check Irish Fulbright Commission for details.

Teach na Gaeilge UCD, first established in 2000, offers students a unique experience. Students from various subject areas have the opportunity to live and work together as Gaeilge, while further developing their individual talents through a range of social and cultural activities. Gaeltacht UCD offers scholarships to 24 students who are fluent Irish speakers and who have the desire and the ability to initiate projects which promote the use of the language.

Scholarships for 2023-2024 will open on the 1st of March. *See site links for details*

Supporting suitably qualified research master's and doctoral candidates pursuing, or intending to pursue, full-time research in any discipline

A stipend of €19,000 per annum; A contribution to fees, including non-EU fees, up to A maximum of €5,750 per annum; and eligible direct research expenses of €3,250 per annum.

The Irish Research Council (IRC) funds research towards Masters and Doctoral degrees in all research areas. Awards include a maintenance grant and vary in amount and duration. All new entrants to an eligible postgraduate programme may apply.

The Trust supports student life in ISE through the provision of scholarships and the James Haire Memorial Prize for the best essays and dissertations in the MPhil courses each year.

The Irish Tax Institutes Third Level Scholarship programme offers financial assistance for third-level education progressng towards the Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA) programme as students build a career as a Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA).

It is open to Leaving Certificate students in the Republic of Ireland who are interested in a career in tax but who require financial support to progress to third level. The Irish Tax Institute’s Third-Level Scholarship is open for applicants until 15 April 2024.

Are you a Leaving Cert student seeking a scholarship for third level?  This scholarship is for Leaving Cert students who: · Are interested in working in tax upon completion of their degree; and · Require financial support to progress through college.
It offers the successful applicant: · Financial assistance for third-level living expenses and costs (separate to the student grant scheme); · a place on the Chartered Tax Adviser (CTA) programme after their degree; · Mentoring and support from the Irish Tax Institute; and · Profile for their CV. Find out more here.
Who is eligible to apply? Leaving Cert students in the Republic of Ireland who: · Are interested in a career in tax; · Require financial support to progress to third-level; · Feel they will achieve at least 450 points in the Leaving Cert 2024; and · Will study a relevant third-level undergraduate degree (e.g. law, business, accounting, economics, finance, politics).
How to apply for the scholarship? The school guidance counsellor, principal or teacher must nominate applicants and return the completed application forms by 15 April 2024.
The application forms include: · A 300-word profile from the student as to why they should receive the scholarship; and · A recommendation letter from their school guidance counsellor, principal, teacher or other relevant school personnel. For more information, check out the Third-Level Scholarship flyer or contact [email protected].
Key Dates 15 April 2024 Applications close. Late August 2024 Candidates notify the Institute of their Leaving Cert results. September 2024 Interviews for shortlisted candidates. November 2024 Successful candidate presented their scholarship at the Institute’s Conferring Ceremony.

This Bursary is a unique opportunity only available to graduates of Theatre Design from ATU (IT Sligo) BA Performing Arts.  It is a six month residency at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin and the graduate works on all aspects of Theatre management from costume design, prop management, sound and lighting, choreography, scriptwriting and directing.

Awarded to an exceptional student to undertake the LLM degree in the Sutherland School of Law at UCD

Scholarship awarded based on Leaving Cert results achieved for competition among Mayo students only. 

All scholarships from the University of Galway (Formerly NUIG) apply to Shannon College of Hotel Management as part of the school of Business Public Policy and Law in University Galway.

Please note considerations on University Galway/ Shannon College Scholarships.

Scholarship awarded based on Leaving Cert results achieved for competition among Mayo students only. 

All scholarships from the University of Galway (Formerly NUIG) apply to Shannon College of Hotel Management as part of the school of Business Public Policy and Law in University Galway.

Please note considerations on University Galway/ Shannon College Scholarships.