Is it possible to find master's programs that are public funded apart from management, such as MBA or other management-related programs in Ireland?
Yes, in Ireland, several public universities offer government-funded master's programs in fields beyond management, including engineering, computer science, sciences, humanities, and social sciences. These programs usually have lower tuition fees due to government subsidies.
- Full scholarships or fee waivers are limited and highly competitive.
- The Government of Ireland International Education Scholarship (GOI-IES) offers a full tuition waiver and €10,000 stipend for one year to non-EU students in Level 9 (Master’s) and Level 10 (PhD) programs. Application windows are subject to change each year.
- Some universities offer additional scholarships, but many are restricted to Irish/EU students.
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