WIT International Student Scholarships, Ireland

WIT Offers International student scholarships in all disciplines at WIT for undergraduate and postgraduate students commencing their studies in September 2017.

Diversity of students in terms of country of origin is one of the pillars on which international education in any institution is founded. In order to encourage high calibre applicants to study at our Institute, we offer a number of scholarships to Non-EU citizens on an annual basis.
Please note that applications for scholarships can only be accepted from candidates in receipt of a full or conditional letter of offer from WIT.

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Scholarships for Non-EU applicants

♦ Undergraduate and Higher Diploma students
• The International Student Scholarship will provide for a 25% reduction in tuition fees for each year of an undergraduate or a Higher Diploma programme. (NB only for entry into year 1 of Level 7 or Level 8 Bachelor or Higher Diploma programmes).
• Award in subsequent years of study is subject to the achievement of 60% overall average mark.

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Eligibility

• These scholarships are open to all self-funding Non-EU students for full-time programmes only. Exchange and Study Abroad applicants are not eligible.
• Applicants must have attained excellent grades in their final high school examinations.
• Minimum IELTS score of 6.0 or equivalent (with a minimum of 6.0 in each band).

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