EDUCATION

Dublin City University (DCU) International Student India Scholarships

Dublin City University is proud to award merit-based scholarships to high achieving students who enter the Faculty of Engineering and Computing and the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences for the 2016/17 academic year. These scholarships are available to Indian applicants only and are based on academic merit to those who have a Full Offer.

The Faculty of Engineering and Computing and the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences automatically award scholarships of €1,000 to students entering Masters programmes, presenting a Bachelor degree with a first class award at 70% and above.

The Faculties also award scholarships of €1,000 to high achievers entering Masters and Bachelor programmes who are ranked by academic achievement.

Indian applicants must meet our academic and English language entry requirements and have a Full Offer in order to be considered.

Dublin City University provides excellent career service and a strong emphasis on working closely with the industry. 92% of Dublin City University graduates are in employment or in further study within six months of graduation. A 12-month graduate working visa in Ireland is available after completion of the programme.

For more information, log onto www4.dcu.ie/international/fees.shtml

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