Joint Scholarships by University College Dublin (UCD) and Dublin International Study Centre (ISC) 2024/2025 for International Students

Undergraduate scholarships for international students 2025. University College Dublin (UCD) and Dublin International Study Centre (ISC) are offering joint scholarships of up to €20,000 to international students. This scholarship can be applied towards your tuition at the International Study Centre and your chosen progression degree at UCD.

Scholarship Values

The following scholarships are available for students studying an International Foundation Year at the International Study Centre. After progressing to your undergraduate degree, you will continue to receive funding each year towards your study in Ireland. Note that UCD’s scholarships are based on meeting eligibility criteria and academic requirements as detailed in the terms and conditions, and exclude students progressing to Biomedical, Health & Life Sciences, and Radiology degrees, as well as sponsored students.

Eligibility for the Joint Scholarship

All self-funded students are eligible for the joint scholarship, with the exception of those progressing to degrees in Biomedical Science, Health & Life Sciences, and Radiology. Sponsored students are also not eligible for these scholarships. To be eligible, you must:

• Scholarship Validity: The scholarships are valid for the 2024/25 academic year programmes at the International Study Centre.
• Confirmation: If offered a scholarship for the International Study Centre programme, you need to confirm or conditionally confirm your place within two weeks.
• Availability: Scholarships are offered on a first-come, first-served basis. The maximum amount will not always be available, and students are not eligible for multiple scholarships.
• Application: If you’re applying directly via our website, please ensure you select the following option: “Self or family-funded and seeking a partial scholarship from you.”
• Foundation Requirements: Both scholarships are subject to meeting the published foundation requirements and are subject to availability.

The cost of living in Dublin

The cost of living in Dublin is an important factor for students coming to Dublin International Study Centre, you should have a pre-planned budget for each year of study. Everyone’s budget will be different. The largest factor in all budgets is the cost of accommodation. University College Dublin provides a guideline of living costs for items like accommodation, food, laundry, books, clothes, toiletries and socialising here.

The table below outlines the tuition fees and associated supplements for the Dublin International Study Centre pathway programmes.

For more detailed information, please download the document here

Conclusion

The joint scholarships offered by UCD and ISC provide a significant financial aid opportunity for international students aiming to study in Ireland. By covering tuition fees at both the International Study Centre and UCD, these scholarships help pave the way for an enriching academic journey. Ensure you meet the eligibility criteria and apply early to take advantage of this excellent opportunity.

Undergraduate scholarships for international students 2025 by University College Dublin