Postgraduate International Scholarships in MPhil Race, Ethnicity and Conflict at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

CSHIHE/OPW Scholarship in Country House Studies, Maynooth University

The Centre for the Study of Historic Irish Houses and Estates (CSHIHE), Department of History, Maynooth University, Republic of Ireland, in conjunction with The Office of Public Works (OPW), is offering a PhD in History Scholarship (full-time, fully funded over four years), commencing in September 2024.

The successful candidate should have either a first-class honours BA degree in History or equivalent, or at least a 2:1 honours in an MA in History or equivalent degree.

Benefits

A 4-year tax-free stipend (22,000 Euro annually)

Registration fee coverage

Travel budget for international conferences

Provision of a new computer

Career development through demonstration and/or teaching assistant hours.

Criteria:

All applicants are eligible (EU/non-EU, full-time/part-time). Candidates must have firmly accepted their course offer before applying for the scholarship.

Candidates with conditional and unconditional course offers should apply online.

Benefits

Trinity College Dublin will provide a value of each scholarship is €25,000 annual stipend plus EU academic fees.

The university’s impactful research endeavors contribute to advancements in various fields, while its strong ties with society and dynamic partnerships promote valuable knowledge exchange.

Criteria: 

 A master’s degree or first-class honours B.E. in a relevant discipline (e.g., environmental
engineering, environmental microbiology, or similar) with a good foundation in
microbiology.

Adaptability, reliability, and the ability to work both independently.

University College Cork

Subject: 

Business & Management, Marketing

Eligible Countries:

 All international and Ireland students are eligible to apply.

Eligibility:

Students can apply for the Ph.D. program offered at the University College Cork.

The successful applicants will receive tailored guidance on their research, be part of burgeoning research focused Department and School, gain access to key international networks, and gain experience in third-level teaching.

Last date:

October 28, 2022

University College Cork

Eligible:

International students from any country.

If English is not your first language, you must meet the English language requirement.

Criteria: 

Confirm your eligibility to apply.

Applicants must have earned at least a Second Class Honours, Grade I in a relevant Masters' degree to be eligible for the award.

To apply, send an email with a completed application form (attached to the email).

If English is not your first language, you must also submit evidence that you meet the entry standards outlined above.

Last date:

October 28, 2022.