Why you should Study in Ireland
Ireland is a welcoming country known for its friendliness and hospitality, facilitating students who come for overseas studies to adapt to life in Ireland. The beautiful Irish countryside, its rich history, the ease of conversing in the English language, cheaper education as compared to other English speaking countries and a 2-year post-study work visa for students are the primary reasons why it is fast becoming a majorly sought-out study abroad destination.
Tuition costs for studying in Ireland are lesser than the UK. Fee varies depending on which institute you are applying to and what course you want to study. At undergraduate level, fee begins from €9,850 and can go up to €55,000. At postgraduate level it ranges from €9,950 to €32,000. Other major costs for students are living expenses like travel, accommodation and food. Living costs in Ireland are an estimated €8,000 to €12,000 per year.
Ireland’s study abroad scholarships help students manage funds and get into universities and courses in Ireland which may have otherwise been too expensive to apply in. Irish government programmes, higher education institutions and other organizations help Indian students get substantial scholarships to study in Ireland.
Learn more about studying in Ireland with scholarships below and book your free consultation to apply to the best Ireland scholarships with SI-Ireland today.
Study in Ireland with Scholarship
The major intake at Irish universities is during the month of September. Students who wish to apply for scholarships in Ireland should begin the application process as early as 6-10 months in advance. The criteria for awarding scholarships differ at each university, and students should check directly with the university before applying.
Indian students can apply to university scholarships or under national programmes, some of which offer a full waiver on tuition fees. To apply for scholarships, students need to have an offer for a full time taught master’s programme in a recognized Irish university.
Almost all Irish universities offer scholarships to Indian students on tuition fees, usually ranging from €2,000-€5,000. Students are selected on merit basis and need to apply according to the university guidelines and requirements.
Scholarships in Ireland for Indian students in 2020
Here is a list of scholarships in Ireland for Indian students applying in 2020.
- The government of Ireland Masters and PhD Scholarships for International Students
- Trinity College Dublin Masters Scholarship
- UCD MSc Merit-Based Scholarships for International Students in Ireland, 2020
- MSc in Business Analytics Derek O’Connor Scholarship at Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School.
- UCD Michael Smurfit Business School MBA Scholarships for International Students
- Scholarships by the Irish Research Council for Humanities and Social Sciences (IRCHSS)
- Irish Aid Fellowships for Developing Countries for Study in Ireland (Fully-funded)
- RCSI FutureNeuro Two Fully-Funded PhD Scholarships for International Students in Ireland,
- Ph.D. Scholarship in Medieval History for EU and Non-EU at Trinity College Dublin in Ireland
- University College Dublin Returning Study Abroad UCD Scholarship in Ireland
- Rising Talent Postdoctoral Research Fellowship Programme at Dublin City University in Ireland
- PhD Student Paid Fellowships for International Students at GCAS College Dublin in Ireland
- KBS PhD Research Departmental Scholarships at the University of Limerick in Ireland
- 4-year Athena SWAN PhD Scholarships at Maynooth University in Ireland
Study in Ireland in 2020
Visit SI-Ireland today to start your application process for admissions to the September 2020 intake. For detailed information on available scholarships and their eligibility requirements, arrange your free consultation today.
