Are there good scholarship opportunities available for January intake students in Ireland?
Yes, there are scholarship opportunities for students starting in Ireland in January 2027, though options may be more limited than for September intakes.
- Government of Ireland International Education Scholarship (GOI-IES): Typically opens in January for the following academic year. Offers a full tuition waiver and €10,000 stipend for one year to eligible non-EU/EEA students.
- University Scholarships: Many Irish universities offer scholarships for January intake. Amounts and eligibility vary by institution and program; some are awarded automatically, while others require a separate application.
- National College of Ireland (NCI): Offers scholarships up to €5,000 for eligible January intake students, with details subject to change each year.
Scholarship deadlines and amounts are subject to change. Start preparing your documents early and monitor university and scholarship websites for updates.
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