60 Centenary Scholarship Programme, DIT Ireland

Over the last one hundred years many things have changed in Ireland and around the globe. It is important that we all develop opportunities to share our views and experiences, and that our students develop an understanding of, and an empathy with, other cultures. Therefore, we feel this is a very appropriate moment for us to launch our DIT Centenary Scholarship Programme to encourage excellent candidates from around the world to apply to undertake postgraduate studies at Masters Level in DIT. I am delighted to announce that we will now offer 60 scholarships for excellent international students to undertake their Masters studies in our four Colleges (Arts & Tourism, Business, Engineering & Built Environment and Sciences & Health) for the academic year 2017-18."‌
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The scholarships will cover one-half of the value of fees for the academic year 2017-18. The scholarship is only available for DIT's fulltime, taught Masters (Level 9) programmes. It is not available for postgraduate diploma or certificate programmes. The scholarships are open to applicants from any non-EEA/EU countries. We are encouraging the applicants from the following countries to ensure a more diversified student population:

Brazil (applicants must have completed a year of study in any Irish higher education institution under the Sciences without Borders programme)
China (including Hong Kong and Macau)
India
Indonesia
Japan
Kazakhstan
Republic of Korea
Malaysia
Mexico
Pakistan
Russia
Thailand
United States of America
Vietnam

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