Non EU Scholarships

UCD College of Engineering & Architecture are delighted to offer all Non-EU citizens of every nationality (outside the EEA) the opportunity to apply for our Global Excellence Scholarships, which are available at both a bachelor and masters level across all Engineering and Architecture programs.

Scholarship Range: The scholarships range from €4,000 right up to 50% of the tuition fee. 
Application Deadline: Friday, 30th June 2018
Application Process: Click here 
Further Queries: katie.oneill@ucd.ie / call +353 1 716 1981

Global Excellence Scholarships - Terms and Conditions

1. The Scholarship Program is funded by UCD College of Engineering and Architecture and aims to attract excellent candidates to UCD’s Engineering and Architecture bachelors and masters programs.
2. Scholarships are open to self-funding candidates.
3. Applicants must be citizens and current residents of a Non-EU country and classified as non-EU for tuition fee and application purposes.
4. In order to be eligible to apply for this advertised scholarship, applicants must have ‘Offer’, ‘Conditional Offer’, ‘Accept’ or ‘Conditional Accept’ status associated with their application.
5. Successful candidates will be selected on merit paired with a holistic review of their scholarship application;
6. Only applications received before or on Thursday, 30th June 2018, will be considered.
7. Decisions will be made by the Scholarship Committee and candidates will be notified within two weeks of the committee decision.
8. Once scholarship awards are issued, students must accept this offer by the specified method within two weeks of the notification being distributed by the committee.
9. It is the student’s responsibility to formally accept the scholarship offer, a non-response will be considered as declining the offer.
10. Students awarded a scholarship must commit to participating in student panels, focus groups, blogs and other activities as requested by UCD College of Engineering and Architecture. 
11. A student who withdraws, cancels or becomes inactive, enrols less than full-time, is suspended, or dismissed from the University will lose his/her scholarship eligibility. A student who takes such a status due to medical reasons may appeal in writing to the Scholarship Committee to have his/her scholarship reinstated. The appeal must be submitted with supporting documentation, such as a letter from a doctor. In such a case, for there to be a possibility for reinstatement, a student’s leave from the University cannot exceed two consecutive semesters.
12. A student who declines an initial offer of admission and accompanying scholarship offer will not retain his/her scholarship offer if he/she reapplies at a later date.
13. Continuous full time enrolment and attendance is required to retain a scholarship award.
14. The issued scholarship will be deducted from your University fee account.
15. Scholarships are renewable annually subject to the student maintaining an annual grade point average of no less than 3.08/4.2 (upper second class).