Govt of Ireland announces scholarships worth 1,500,000 Euros for Indian students
Govt of Ireland announces scholarships worth 1,500,000 Euros for Indian students
The government of Ireland has announced scholarships worth 1,500,000 Euros for Indian students. Check out the details here!
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UPDATED: March 8, 2021 16:18 IST
The government of Ireland has announced scholarships worth 1,500,000 Euros for Indian students. Check out the details here!
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The Higher Education Institutes of Ireland themselves are offering merit-based scholarships.
60 scholarships will be provided for one year’s education at Bachelors, Masters or PhD levels.
Ireland has become and remains one of the top English-speaking destinations for international students at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Thus, to encourage students and provide them assistance, the Government of Ireland has announced scholarships worth 1,500,000 Euros.
Updated Feb 26, 2021 | 06:32 IST
In a bid to facilitate more students to study in the country, Government of Ireland has announced UG/PG scholarships worth 12 Lakh Euros for Indian Students. A virtual showcase would be hosted on Feb. 27. Study Abroad Scholarships for Indian Students | Photo Credit: iStock Images
The government of Ireland on Thursday announced undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships worth 12, 00, 000 Euros for Indian students. It will host a virtual showcase (an education fair) on February 27 to bring together 20 of Ireland's top higher education institutions with prospective students from all across India and Sri Lanka.
The scholarship amount marked for Sri Lankan students is 3, 00, 000 lakh Euros, read the statement issued by the government.
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It will host a virtual showcase (an education fair) on February 27 to bring together 20 of Ireland's top higher education institutions with prospective students from all across India and Sri Lanka. The scholarship amount marked for Sri Lankan students is 3,00,000 lakh Euros, read the statement issued by the government.
The scholarship amount marked for Sri Lankan students is 3,00,000 lakh Euros, read the statement issued by the government.
The government of Ireland on Thursday announced undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships worth 12,00,000 Euros for Indian students.
It will host a virtual showcase (an education fair) on February 27 to bring together 20 of Ireland's top higher education institutions with prospective students from all across India and Sri Lanka.
Institute of Technology Carlow has awarded academic scholarships to 51 students for the academic year 2020/2021.
Now in its 17th year, the institutes's academic scholarship initiative awards an academic scholarship to first year students who have attained the highest entry points for their chosen programme of study at Institute of Technology Carlow.
The recipients were drawn from the Carlow and Wexford campuses and across the faculties of engineering, science, business and humanities.
The annual academic scholarship ceremony is one of the highlights of Institute of Technology Carlow's calendar; however, owing to the pandemic restrictions, this year's event was reimagined as a virtual ceremony.
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The university row erupted after a long-running boundary dispute between Kilkenny and Waterford continues to fester.
Junior Health Minister Mary Butler, a Waterford-based TD, said Higher Education Minister Simon Harris had assured her that proposals of a Kilkenny base for TUSEI were "mischievous" and nothing more than "kite-flying."
She said an application for the merger of WIT and ITC must be tabled by the end of April.
"Huge work is being done on the TUSEI project at the moment in terms of engagement with unions, advisory groups and politicians with a shared objective of having a university of international standing in the southeast,” she told WLRFM.
Drop of the pure: Bursary for IT Carlow brewing and distilling student Stephen Foster
Prize is awarded by Walsh Whiskey (producers of Writers’ Tears and The Irishman premium whiskeys)
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Bernard Walsh of Walsh Whiskey, pictured with the 3rd Annual Walsh Whiskey Bursary cheque for €1,000, won by Stephen Foster
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Stephen Foster, a second year brewing and distilling undergraduate at Institute of Technology Carlow, is the third recipient of the annual Walsh Whiskey €1,000 bursary.
The prize is awarded by Walsh Whiskey (producers of Writers’ Tears and The Irishman premium whiskeys) to the student with the highest first year grades in the Bachelor of Science in Brewing and Distilling course at Institute of Technology Carlow. The brewing and distilling programme at IT Carlow was the first of its kind in Ireland when initiated in 2017.
IT Carlow to get sensory room and accessibility software for students with disabilities
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Institute of Technology Carlow is to receive funding for a number of strategic initiatives to provide greater access and engagement for its students with a disability.
Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris TD has announced the allocation to IT Carlow of over €52,000 for the provision of a sensory room to provide a calm and private space for students with autism.
The college says the funding also includes provision for additional assistive technology to assist students within the classroom setting, and for an accessibility, software package to use as part of the institute’s online learning platform to improve and enhance student access to online classes and notes.
Greater access and engagement for Institute of Technology Carlow students with a disability
Sensory room and accessibility software among measures to be funded
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Institute of Technology Carlow is to receive funding for a number of strategic initiatives to provide greater access and engagement for its students with a disability.
Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science Simon Harris TD has announced the allocation to IT Carlow of over €52,000 for the provision of a sensory room to provide a calm and private space for students with autism.
The funding also includes provision for additional assistive technology to assist students within the classroom setting, and for an accessibility, software package to use as part of the institute’s online learning platform to improve and enhance student access to online classes and notes.
IT Carlow to host virtual open day this evening
#StartYourStoryITCarlow is the CAO campaign running this month by the Institute
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In advance of the February 1 deadline for CAO applications, IT Carlow will host a virtual open day today (Wednesday) from 5.30 to 8pm to help students with their choices.
Visitors to www.itcarlowvirtualopenday.ie will be able to: take a campus tour; listen to IT Carlow students tell their stories; hear about the range of different courses; participate in live Q&As with the faculty teams; get advice and guidance on fees, grants, scholarships, and the institute’s different access route.