Ireland Scholarships & funding Questions
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How do I apply for the Government of Ireland International Education Scholarship (GOI-IES) as an Indian student?
→To apply for the GOI-IES, first secure an admission offer from an eligible Irish university. Then submit your application on the official HEA online portal before the annual March 12 deadline. The scholarship covers full tuition fees and an additional EUR 10,000.
Are there funded scholarships for a master's or PhD in Ireland if my budget is around 10 lakh INR?
→Yes, funded scholarships for master's and PhD study in Ireland can fit a budget of around 10 lakh INR. Examples include the Government of Ireland International Education Scholarship, university awards from EUR 2,000 to full tuition, and a postgraduate programme offering up to EUR 31,000 a year.
With a Master's GPA of 8.5/10 and a Bachelor's score of 6.89/10, can I get a scholarship at National College of Ireland for the HRM master's?
→Yes, you may be eligible for scholarships at the National College of Ireland for the Master's in Human Resource Management. A merit award could reach EUR 5,000 after NCI's review of your results, while the EUR 7,500 anniversary scholarship was limited to 2026/27 entry and closed on 15 May 2026.
Can I get a scholarship for a master's in social work in Ireland or Singapore?
→Yes, scholarships exist for a social work master's in Ireland and Singapore. Irish universities may offer merit-based partial tuition awards, while Singapore options, mostly for citizens or PRs, can include full tuition with allowances, sometimes with a bond. Eligibility typically depends on academics, leadership and commitment to social service.
Can the scholarship I found be used for Singapore or Ireland if it names a different country?
→Generally no. A scholarship is usually valid only for the country named in its terms, since awards are typically linked to institutions in the sponsoring country and are rarely transferable. For Singapore or Ireland, look for scholarships offered specifically for those countries.
I want to do an MBA in Ireland, so which scholarships can I apply for and how much do they cover?
→Several Irish universities offer MBA scholarships open to international students, including UCD Smurfit, Trinity, UCC, University of Galway, Maynooth and SETU. Awards range from around EUR 5,000 to full tuition waivers. Names and amounts are examples, more awards exist, and details change, so check each school's page.
When do I need to confirm my attendance for the Trinity College Dublin Foundation Scholarship in November 2026?
→For the Trinity College Dublin Foundation Scholarship, the confirmation of attendance window runs from 9 November 2026 to 16 November 2026. This comes after the application window, which runs from 28 September to 14 October 2026, so plan to confirm early and check Trinity's official page.
Which courses does the Government of Ireland scholarship cover, and can I use it for an online or part-time programme?
→The Government of Ireland International Education Scholarship is not tied to one subject. It can cover full-time Master's, Postgraduate Diploma and PhD programmes at NFQ Level 9 or 10 at eligible Irish institutions. Online and part-time programmes are not covered, while executive and blended formats should be confirmed.
All Questions (145)
Are there funding opportunities available for master's studies in plant pathology in Ireland for a MSc?
→Are there scholarships available for students with a strong CGPA like mine in Ireland/New Zealand for a Master's?
→What is the typical tuition fee range for one-year master's courses in Ireland after scholarships?
→Are there options for scholarships or English exam waivers for my course in Ireland/Singapore for a Master's?
→Does Ireland provide scholarships for international students, especially in medical science fields for a Master's/Postgraduate?
→If I have not received any scholarship from the university, what will be the total funds required in Ireland?
→Is there any scholarship available for my two years of industrial work experience in UK/Ireland for a Master's?
→What fully funded scholarship and financial support options exist for Indian students targeting UK and Ireland master's who cannot take a student loan?
→Should an Indian student apply for a scholarship and a university offer simultaneously or secure the offer first when targeting UK and Ireland?
→How competitive are scholarships and what is the typical scholarship amount in Ireland for a Master's?
→Is there any scholarship available specifically for Indian students for studying in Ireland or Germany in Dublin for a Postgraduate?
→What are the chances of getting any scholarship for the Ireland colleges we discussed for a Master's?
→Are there scholarship options available for my study abroad plans in Ireland/Singapore for a Master's?
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