NCI President’s Award for International Students at National College of Ireland

Benefits

UCC First Class Honours or equivalent (1H): 20% off tuition fee

UCC Second Class Honours, Upper Division or equivalent (2H1): 10% off tuition fee

UCC Second Class Honours, Lower Division or equivalent (2H2): €1,000

Mechanism: The scholarship is awarded automatically at the offer stage.

Eligibility:

International (non-EU) students on taught masters programmes

Value:

UCC First Class Honours or equivalent (1H): 20% off tuition fee

UCC Second Class Honours, Upper Division or equivalent (2H1): 10% off tuition fee

UCC Second Class Honours, Lower Division or equivalent (2H2): €1,000

Benefits

UCC First Class Honours or equivalent (1H): 20% off tuition fee

UCC Second Class Honours, Upper Division or equivalent (2H1): 10% off tuition fee

UCC Second Class Honours, Lower Division or equivalent (2H2): €1,000

Mechanism: The scholarship is awarded automatically at the offer stage.

Departmental Scholarships

The Department of Economics invites applications for fully funded PhD scholarships at Trinity College Dublin.

Financial support is typically provided in the form of tuition grants, stipends, teaching and research assistantships. Applications from excellent candidates in all research fields will be considered for financial support. 

Fully-Funded Ph.D. Position on Edge-Cloud Computing

We are pleased to announce an exciting opportunity for a prospective Ph.D. student to join the School of Computer Science at University College Dublin (UCD). We seek highly motivated and talented individuals passionate about cutting-edge research in distributed systems.

As part of our dynamic research community, you will work with experienced faculty members, addressing critical challenges and developing innovative solutions to advance the field. 

The study programm is available to Chilean students to pursue their advanced graduate studies in universities of excellence around the world.

University College Dublin.

Bringing together world-leading researchers from institutions across both countries for the first time, the Co-Centre will work closing with government and industry to deliver innovative solutions to drive societal and political change in the transition to climate neutrality by 2050.