MSc Merit based Scholarship

The MSc Merit-based scholarship for international students is offered by the Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School. The business school is a part of the University College Dublin. Students get a 50% tuition fee waiver under this scholarship. The eligibility criteria are flexible as the scholarship program is available to all international students.

Here is a list of few MSc Programs offered by the Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School, University College Dublin along with their fee:

Program Name	Tuition Fee
MSc Advance Software Engineering	14,088 USD
MSc Chemistry	28,177 USD
MSc Business analytics	21,814 USD
MSc Data analytics	21,814 USD
MSc Computer Science	28,177 USD

As the tuition fee at the University College Dublin ranges from 14,088 USD to 28,177 USD, the MSc merit-based scholarship provided to the students taking admissions in the MSc programs at the University College Dublin will help them easily meet their financial expenses.

Highlights

Scholarship Type	College-Specific, Merit-Based
Offered by	Institution
Organization	UCD Michael Smurfit Graduate Business School
Application Deadline	Aug 01 ,2023
Number of Scholarships	N/A
Amount	Variable Amount
Renewability	No
International Student Eligible	Yes
Scholarship Website Link	https://www.smurfitschool.ie/admissions/scholarships/mscmeritbasedscholarshipsforintlstudents

Eligibility Criteria

To get the scholarship, students are supposed to take admission at the University College Dublin in the MSc program. This scholarship is to provide financial aid to students with exceptional academic records.

The shortlisted students get a 50% tuition fee waiver and are also trained to represent the course and the institution at a global level when they enter the job industry. Students are required to meet the eligibility criteria as stated by the university.

A minimum score of 630 points in the GMAT test, if you haven’t attempted the GRE test (GMAT score is a primary factor kept in mind by the bench of admissions):
Verbal component score must at least be 30/51,
The quantitative score no lower than 40/60;
A score lying in 130-170 scoring scale for GRE:
Minimum 158 out of 170 GRE Verbal Reasoning
Minimum 160 out of 170 GRE Quantitative Reasoning
Must have obtained a first-class honors degree (or equivalent) from a recognized institution.
Secured a minimum overall score of 7.0 in the IELTS test, a score of 100/120 in the TOEFL test (or equivalent): only if applicable.

Who isn’t eligible:

Students opting for the below-mentioned courses will be considered ineligible for the MSc Merit-Based Scholarship for International Students:

Application Process

Candidates have to first apply for admission in any of the MSc programs at the University College Dublin.

All the students are supposed to fill the application form for the scholarship available at the official website of University College Dublin.

After filling all the necessary details in the application form, candidates are required to attach their GRE or GMAT test scores with the application form.

Candidates will be supposed to fill the application form before the last date of application which is August 01, 2023.

Selection Process

The selection of the candidates for the scholarship is completely based on merit, academic performance, and eligibility criteria and resume with all the details about the students.

Grant Details

University College Dublin is one of the best options for candidates who want to study in Ireland. By getting a 50% tuition fee reduction, students will find it easy to manage the cost of living in Ireland.

Study-Level	Masters
Eligible Candidates	International students across the world
Number of Scholarships	Variable
Study-Length	1 year
Scholarship Award	Tuition fee reduction by 50%
Award Distribution	Per semester

The MSc Merit-Based Scholarship for International students can be availed by the students of selected countries. For Indian students, the scholarship is released into two parts by providing a 50% reduction in the cost of attendance in the first semester and 50% in the second semester.