Is the September intake better for scholarships and placements compared to January in UK/Ireland?
24 Aug 2026 · Answered by Gagandeep Singh · 1 min read
Yes, the September intake is generally better for scholarships and placements than the January intake in Ireland, the UK, and the Netherlands.
- More programs are available in September, including those not offered in January.
- Most scholarships are tied to the September intake, providing more funding options.
- Placements and campus life align with the main academic calendar, giving better access to internships, networking, and career opportunities.
The January intake may suit those needing extra prep time, but it usually offers fewer programs and limited scholarships. If possible, choose September for the best opportunities.
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