To be considered for the Think Again Scholarship and applying for a part-time course you must be:
- A woman aged 23 years and over.
- Income: Living in a household with a combined reckonable income of €25,000 per year or less that has one child or less. (Reckonable income excludes means-tested and universal Social Protection payments)
- Be in receipt of a long-term means-tested Social Protection payment or its equivalent from an EU Member State.
- Education: A first-time entrant to Higher Education at NFQ Level 6 or above; OR An entrant who has previously attended but not completed a course at NFQ Level 6 or above and has had a 3-year break in study since leaving that course; OR An entrant who has completed a NFQ Level 6 or above diploma as part of a progression pathway to a UCD undergraduate degree.
- Residency: You must have been resident in the Irish State for three of the last five years.
To be considered for the Think Again Scholarship and applying for a part-time course you must be:
- A woman aged 23 years and over.
- Income: Living in a household with a combined reckonable income of €25,000 per year or less.
- Be in receipt of a long-term means-tested Social Protection payment or its equivalent from an EU Member State.
- Education: A first-time entrant to Higher Education at NFQ Level 6 or above;
ORAn entrant who has previously attended but not completed a course at NFQ Level 6 or above and has had a 3-year break in study since leaving that course;
OR An entrant who has completed a NFQ Level 6 or above diploma as part of a progression pathway to a UCD undergraduate degree. - Nationality: You must be an Irish, EU, EEA, UK or Swiss national or have a specific immigration status. Your nationality must be supported by documentation which may include; a passport or your full civil birth certificate, copy of your Public Services Card or an original government issued photo identification document; OR leave to remain permission from the Department of Justice which must be supported by a letter from the International Protection Office.
- Residency: You must be resident in the Irish State, EU, EEA, UK or Swiss Federation for three of the last five years. Residency must be supported by documentation which may include, Social Protection Statements, GP letters, letters from schools, your P60 for years up to 2018 or Employment Detail Summary from 2019 onwards.