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Munster Technological University is a multi-campus technological university in Ireland. The tertiary institution was founded in January 2021, making it one of the youngest technological universities. This public technological institute results from a merger between the Cork Institute of Technology and the Institute of Technology, Tralee. Interestingly, it comprises six campuses located in Cork and Kerry, Ireland.
Every three years, the Munster Technological University Scholarships offer full funding to international students for PhD research in several fields available at the top-ranked Irish institution.
MTU received a remarkable donation of €14.6m in January 2024 to propel her strategic goals in Research and Innovation. The university is proud to boast the largest R&I expenditure in Ireland’s TU sector, totaling €30m, alongside the highest direct-funded research income from industry partnerships.
Twenty beneficiaries will be selected to be awarded the fully funded PhD scholarship under the higher institution’s groundbreaking TU RISE Scholarship program. Applications are open for the Munster Technological University scholarship, and international candidates are encouraged to apply for a fully funded graduate opportunity in Ireland.
Tuition Fees
International (non-EU) students undertaking a full-time undergraduate program at MTU will initially be assessed the non-EU fee rate of €13,500 per annum; however, in many cases, students may be eligible for the EU Rate.
For those pursuing graduate studies, the tuition fees at Munster Technological University Ireland depend on the course of study, but they typically range between €13500 and €15000 per year.
Eligibility Criteria
An eligible candidate must have;
- Achieved at least a second-class higher level (2H1) classification or equivalent in an appropriate discipline area relevant to the research field (e.g., Sound & Music, Computer Science, Engineering, Multimedia, Digital Art). The degree should be from a recognized degree institution.
- Possess a Master’s Degree in an appropriate discipline area relevant to the research field from a recognized degree awarding body.
- Excellent written and communication skills.
- An interest in and an aptitude for (e.g., laboratory-based research or insert topic specifically relevant to the PhD project).
- The ability to self-direct but also collaborate as part of a multidisciplinary team
Scholarship Benefits
The 20 candidates selected for the MTU funding for doctorate programs will be awarded a tax-free scholarship that covers University PhD fees (EU or non-EU). The scholarship also provides a generous stipend of €25,000 per annum for 4 years. The funding commences on 1 January 2025 and concludes on 31 December 2028. Candidates must be available to commence their PhD studies by 1 January 2025.
Application Procedure
- To start, visit the scholarship application portal.
- Note that each TU RISE Programs has individual application methods and specific deadlines.
- Click on your desired program and submit the applications as appropriate before the corresponding deadline.
Required Documents for TU RISE Scholarship Program;
- Resume/Curriculum Vitae (CV), which must contain
- Education History
- Relevant skills
- Research projects/publications
- Artworks, Performances, Exhibitions
- Scanned copies of relevant academic transcripts and English language certificates.
- A minimum of two recommendation letters and/or contact information for referees.
- A cover letter (2 pages max) including a description of the applicant’s research interests and reasons for applying for the position. The Cover letter must indicate how the applicant’s profile and skills fit the requirements of this PhD position.
Deadline/Expiration: Varies by Program
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