Are there any fully funded or partially funded scholarships for international students at universities like Dublin City University or BCU for a Postgraduate?
Yes, both Dublin City University (DCU) and Birmingham City University (BCU) offer fully funded and partially funded scholarships for international students.
- DCU: Scholarships include the Government of Ireland International Education Scholarship (covers full tuition + €10,000 stipend), International Merit Scholarships (partial fee reductions for high-achieving students), and faculty-specific awards (such as a €6,400 fee reduction for eligible postgraduate programmes).
- BCU: Scholarships include a £5,000 undergraduate scholarship (split across first two years), a £3,000 postgraduate scholarship (tuition fee discount), and Sanctuary Scholarships for refugee-background students (full tuition waiver, bursary, and accommodation).
Scholarship details and eligibility are subject to change.
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