Colleges in Ireland

Yes, the University of Limerick has various scholarships based on partial merit for international students. The scholarship eligibility is verified during application screening. Finalization decisions are communicated along with the acceptance letter from the university.

Some of the international scholarship programs are:

Limerick Merit-Based Scholarship:

• International (Non-EU) Undergraduate award is worth EUR 1,500 per year
• International (Non-EU) Postgraduate award is worth EUR 2,000 per year

Faculty of Education and Health Science Merit-Based Scholarship:

• EHS BSc in Nursing Scholarship for international (Non-EU) undergraduate students worth EUR 1,500 (Undergraduate)
• EHS BSc in Nursing Scholarship for international (Non-EU) undergraduate students worth EUR 3,000 (postgraduate)
• International (Non-EU) scholarship worth EUR 1,500/year available for MA in Psychology, MSc in Psychological Science, MSc in Sports Performance, and M.Sc in Sports & Performance

Peter Real Analog Devices USA Scholarship:

• Awarded to three students based on merit who have been accepted at UL with top grades
• Covers living costs
• Award amount is worth EUR 5,000 each

Other Limerick Scholarships:

The other scholarships available are listed below:

• Indian student scholarships
• Chinese student scholarships
• UL Sports Scholarships
• UL Progression scholarships
• iGeneration Foundation scholarship
• Government of Ireland scholarship

Note: Scholarship deadlines and amounts may vary. For more details on the scholarship application process and deadlines, please visit the university’s scholarship webpage.

Dublin City University offers a variety of scholarships to international students. However, every type of scholarship has different criterias. Check below the type of scholarships offered by DCU.

• Merit - Merit-based scholarships are awarded based on academic, sporting and/or extracurricular prowess primarily.
• Financial Aid - Financial Aid scholarships assist with the financial cost of attending university, either by assisting with fees or the associated costs of living while one is a student.
• Accommodation Aid - Accommodation Aid scholarships assist students with locating and paying for accommodation for the duration of their degree. 
• External - External scholarships are hosted by a separate body than DCU. Often they are open to students attending a range of universities. 
• EDI - DCU is dedicated to encouraging and fostering a culture of inclusion and belonging for all through our EDI scholarships
• Discount / Waiver - These scholarships provide a discount on tuition fees, and in some cases a full waiver.

Dublin Business School admission requirements for MSc in Data Analytics are given below:

• A Level 8 Honors bachelor’s degree with a minimum second-class division (2.2) award or above in a cognate area. Cognate subjects include Data Science, Computer Science, Technology, Networking, Information Systems, Engineering, Mathematics, General Science, Statistics, Data Analytics, or related discipline
• Other degrees are also accepted, so check with the university’s official website to know the exact requirements
• Also, note that due to the Mathematical nature of the content, the candidates will be required to show enough competency in Mathematics, based on prior learning or professional experience
• English language proficiency score

Check more about Dublin Business Schools MSc in Data Analytics from here

The University College Dublin MSc in Finance admission requirements are given below -

·         CV

·         A bachelor's degree in Business / Commerce to include a number of Quantitative subjects such as Economics or Finance or Engineering, Physics, Mathematics, or a Finance-related area with a minimum 2:1 award at NFQ Level 8 or international equivalent

·         English language proficiency score

·         Two reference; one academic and one professional

·         Students may be asked for GMAT

·         Applicants should show a demonstrated strong academic ability in a number of Quantitative modules in their degree such as Statistics, Mathematics, or Econometerics