What is the tuition fee after scholarship for the programs I am interested in in Ireland/New Zealand for a Master's/MSc?
Tuition fees for Master's programs in Ireland and New Zealand vary by university and scholarship eligibility. Here’s a summary based on current figures:
Ireland
- University of Galway (MSc in Civil Engineering):
- Tuition: €28,500/year (non-EU)
- Scholarship: €1,500 (for EU students with first-class honours; not typically available to non-EU)
- Maynooth University:
- Scholarship: €3,000 (for Irish/EU students only)
New Zealand
- Massey University (MSc):
- Tuition: NZD 39,840 - 51,180/year
- Scholarships: Vary; details depend on program and eligibility
- International College of Auckland (Master of Business Informatics):
- Tuition: NZD 42,500 - 48,500/year
- Additional fees: NZD 260 (enrolment), NZD 3,000 - 3,500 (materials)
- Scholarships: Availability and amount depend on eligibility
Scholarships for international students are limited and amounts are subject to change. For exact tuition after scholarships, contact your LeapScholar counsellor for personalized guidance.
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