Is a fully funded PhD option available for international students in New Zealand or Ireland?
Yes, fully funded PhD scholarships are available for international students in both New Zealand and Ireland.
- New Zealand: Top universities offer fully funded PhD scholarships with full tuition coverage and an annual stipend (currently around NZD 31,000 - 33,600/year). Scholarships are open to international students in various research fields, with rolling or annual deadlines.
- Ireland: Major options include government and university scholarships that provide full tuition waivers and annual stipends (typically €10,000 - €25,000/year), available to non-EU international students across multiple disciplines.
Scholarship details and deadlines are subject to change. For personalized guidance on eligibility and applications, please connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
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