The scholarship will be awarded for research on the effect of online and offline marketing of alcohol-free beverages on the drinking behavior of young people.
Criteria:
Hold a Master’s degree in Marketing, Psychology, Public Health, or a related field.
Demonstrate strong research capabilities.
Have a keen interest in behavioral studies and marketing strategies.
Meet the English language requirements of the university.
Be international (non-EU) students enrolled in taught master’s programs at UCC.
Have an accepted offer in the UCC Application Portal (CRM).
Academic performance equivalent to UCC First Class Honours (1H), UCC Second Class Honours, Upper Division (2H1), or UCC Second Class Honours, Lower Division (2H2).
Be international (non-EU) students enrolled in taught master’s programs at UCC.
Have an accepted offer in the UCC Application Portal (CRM).
Academic performance equivalent to UCC First Class Honours (1H), UCC Second Class Honours, Upper Division (2H1), or UCC Second Class Honours, Lower Division (2H2).
Fully-Funded International PhD Scholarships in GAELFAM Project, Ireland
The scholarship will be awarded in any subject offered by the University of Galway.
Hold an honors BA with a minimum degree result of a high 2.1 or international equivalent in applied linguistics, relevant language, or other social science field.
Minimum IELTS score of 6.5 or equivalent for non-English speaking applicants.
Desirable qualifications include fluency in Irish, a Master’s-level qualification, experience working with adolescents, fluency in a language other than Irish or English, and experience conducting ethnographic research.
Be international (non-EU) students enrolled in taught master’s programs at UCC.
Have an accepted offer in the UCC Application Portal (CRM).
Academic performance equivalent to UCC First Class Honours (1H), UCC Second Class Honours, Upper Division (2H1), or UCC Second Class Honours, Lower Division (2H2).
To be eligible, applicants must possess 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. Additionally, candidates should demonstrate experience in researching archival collections of historic Irish houses and estates.
Be international (non-EU) students enrolled in taught master’s programs at UCC.
Have an accepted offer in the UCC Application Portal (CRM).
Academic performance equivalent to UCC First Class Honours (1H), UCC Second Class Honours, Upper Division (2H1), or UCC Second Class Honours, Lower Division (2H2).
To be eligible, applicants must possess 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. Additionally, candidates should demonstrate experience in researching archival collections of historic Irish houses and estates.
To be eligible, applicants must possess 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. Additionally, candidates should demonstrate experience in researching archival collections of historic Irish houses and estates.
Be international (non-EU) students enrolled in taught master’s programs at UCC.
Have an accepted offer in the UCC Application Portal (CRM).
Academic performance equivalent to UCC First Class Honours (1H), UCC Second Class Honours, Upper Division (2H1), or UCC Second Class Honours, Lower Division (2H2).
Criteria: Applicants must meet the following criteria:
A 2.1 grade (or equivalent) in an undergraduate or postgraduate degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, Engineering, Science, or a similar technical discipline.
Some programming ability.
Non-native English speakers require at least IELTS 6.5 (with at least 6 in all components) or equivalent.
A 2.1 grade (or equivalent) in an undergraduate or postgraduate degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, Engineering, Science, or a similar technical discipline.
Some programming ability.
Non-native English speakers require at least IELTS 6.5 (with at least 6 in all components) or equivalent.
The 2024 Hardiman Scholarship applications are now open
Students starting their PhD in September 2024. The Hardiman PhD Scholarships are fully funded for four years, with a stipend of €22,000 p.a. plus tuition fee waiver.
High-achieving individuals, with drive and passion, who have an appetite for the research world and creativity, who thrive on intellectual excitement, and who will positively impact and shape the future for all in our society.
Research at University of Galway is forward thinking and global in scale. Our research underpins our courses, drives academic discovery, informs local and national innovation, and effects positive societal change.
The scholarship is available for any subject offered by the university
Admissible Criteria:
To be eligible, applicants must meet the specific criteria outlined by the department, including a focus on research in Economic History for CEPH Studentships.
Benefits
The University of Dublin will offer several general departmental stipends and a number of CEPH studentships to support students in their PhD studies.
The minimum requirements for entry into the programme are:
A 2.1 grade (or equivalent) in an undergraduate or postgraduate degree in Computer Science, Mathematics, Engineering, Science, or a similar technical discipline.
Some programming ability.
At the application stage it is not mandatory to upload the English test. Applicants who have not provided proof of IELTS or an equivalent test in the application will be asked to send the document if they are invited to an interview.
The scholarships are aimed to support and develop outstanding MPhil degree students at Trinity College Dublin in Ireland. Successful applicants will receive a value of each scholarship is €10,000 per annum.
Criteria:
Candidates with conditional and unconditional course offers should apply online.
Students from China and Hong Kong in pursuing the M.Phil. in Chinese Studies at Trinity College Dublin.
The grant is focused on encouraging students who wish to enroll in a PhD degree at Trinity College Dublin. The application is open for the academic session 2024/2025.
Eligible Countries:
EU students are eligible to apply.
Acceptable Course or Subjects:
The scholarship will be awarded for an MPhil in Chinese Studies program in any subject offered by the university
School of Nursing and Midwifery - International Scholarships at the University College Cork.
Eligibility for School of Nursing and Midwifery – International Scholarships at the University College Cork:
To be eligible for this scholarship, the candidate must be applying as a self-funding applicant for an MSc. (Non-EU) Nursing or a current BSc. Nursing Studies.
The applicant must be accepted into the School of Nursing and Midwifery at University College Cork, Ireland, for a full-time, one-year BSc. Nursing Studies or MSc. Nursing (Non-EU) program.
For UCC fee reasons, the applicant must be classified as an international (non-EU) student.