What gap justification is needed if I apply for the September 2027 intake after passing out in 2026?
Yes, you can apply for the September 2027 intake after graduating in 2026, as Irish universities typically accept a study gap of up to two years if you provide a clear justification.
To support your application, you should:
- Explain the gap in your Statement of Purpose, such as work experience, skill-building, or personal reasons.
- Provide supporting documents like experience letters, certificates, or evidence of relevant activities during the gap.
A well-documented and explained gap is usually accepted by both universities and visa authorities. If you need help preparing your documents, connect with your LeapScholar counsellor.
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