If you are thinking about undertaking a research programme, you will need to consider how you will fund each of the following: a) your living costs, b) the research costs e.g. laboratory materials, costs of field work etc and c) the programme registration fees.
Each year a limited number of scholarship opportunities are available.
TU Dublin ARISE PhD Scholarship Programme
ARISE is designed to enable researchers at TU Dublin to enhance and contribute to Ireland’s innovation system, particularly in the Eastern & Midlands (EMR) region. ARISE is designed to unlock potential within TU Dublin, by providing additional capacity and supports for our R&I community to make their expertise available to enterprises in the EMR and across its priority sectors:
- Biopharma, Life Sciences and Medical Technologies;
- Advanced Manufacturing and Engineering;
- Food, Agritech, Bioeconomy and Sustainability;
- ICT and Financial Services;
- Audio-visual, Creative and Cultural.
Details of the Programme
Before applying, please review the full details of the programme, including eligibility criteria and the overall terms and conditions, available in the Call Document
Please complete the following Application Form and submit by 12 noon (GMT), 9th April 2024
You will find answers to any questions submitted in the FAQ below
FAQ TU Dublin ARIES PhD Scholarship 2024
All applications received will be acknowledged by email within three working days. If no acknowledgement is received, the applicant is advised to contact research.scholarship@tudublin.ie
Scholarship opportunities are available to research applicants
- Government of Ireland Postgraduate Scholarship
- Irish Research Council Funding Schemes
- SUSI Grant Scheme
- Teagasc– the Agricultural and Food Development Authority
- Environmental Protection Agency
Foreign governments may also provide funding for their citizens, for example:
- China – the CSC Chinese Scholarship Council
- Kazakhstan – the Bolashak International Scholarship
- Saudi Arabia – the King Abdullah Scholarship Programme
- Brazil – CNPq website
- Mexico – Conacyt website
For Self Funded Projects students are required to pay the relevant registration fee and also fund the project costs.
For Funded Projects all fees and costs are paid by TU Dublin and the supervisor. A scholarship is normally provided to the student.
Annual Graduate Research Student Fees with effect from 01 March 2021
Student | Fees |
---|---|
EU full-time | €4,500 |
EU part-time | €3,000 |
Non-EU full-time | €9,000 |
Non-EU part-time | €6,000 |
For further information about fees, contact the team at phd@tudublin.ie