Can you recommend which scholarships I should apply for based on my profile in Ireland/Dublin for a Master's?
You are eligible to apply for several scholarships for a Master's in Computer Science in Ireland, given your strong academic record (CGPA 8.55) and work experience.
Key scholarships to consider:
- Government of Ireland International Education Scholarship: Full tuition waiver plus €10,000 stipend. Highly competitive; strong academics and a compelling personal statement are needed.
- University-specific scholarships: Most Irish universities offer merit-based scholarships for international students, typically ranging from €1,000 - €10,000 fee reduction. These include options at Trinity College Dublin, University College Dublin, National College of Ireland, University College Cork, Dublin City University, University of Limerick, and Maynooth University.
Scholarship deadlines and amounts are subject to change each year. You will usually need to apply after receiving an offer from the university.
To maximize your chances, discuss your target universities and application timelines with your LeapScholar counsellor.
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