Faculty of Engineering and Computing
Faculty of Engineering and Computing

Scholarships

 

Gaelic Players Association/DCU Masters Scholarship Programme

We are delighted to announce that the Gaelic Players Association and the DCU Faculty of Engineering and Computing will co-fund one scholarships for a student on one of our Masters programmes to the value of €3,000. This scholarship will be awarded to a Gaelic Players Association member through a competitive process.

Applications should be emailed to Karen Thorpe karen@gaelicplayers.com with the subject marked ‘DCU/GPA Scholarship.’ The application includes a personal statement which should be no more than one A4 page in length. It should outline why the applicant is interested in applying for this programme, what they believe they will gain from the programme and what skills and attributes they can bring to a masters classroom. Applicants should also enclose their CV.

The deadline for this scholarship is July 31st, 2020. Shortlisted candidates will be invited for interview.

To check the entry requirements for these programmes, please visit the course page: https://www.dcu.ie/courses/index.shtml?fac=engineering_and_computing&del=postgraduate

*Please note students cannot be awarded more than one DCU Faculty of Engineering and Computing scholarship at a time.

 

30% Club Scholarship

The DCU Faculty of Engineering and Computing is delighted to announce, that it will again be supporting the development of female leadership in the STEM sector, by offering a scholarship to an eligible female. This year there will be one scholarship available for one of our masters programmes within the faculty for students studying on a part-time basis, starting in September 2020. The 30% club scholarships aim to advance female leadership and increase diversity in organisations. 

This scholarship will cover the full cost of a master's programme and will be awarded on a competitive basis. The scholarship is awarded in conjunction with the 30% Club. Globally, the 30% Club is establishing partnerships with Universities to rectify the under-representation of women at senior levels in organisations, particularly apparent in the STEM sector. One of the mechanisms being employed to achieve this is by supporting women to undertake postgraduate technology courses.

For more information you can download the information booklet here. Enquiries and applications for the 30% club scholarship in the DCU Faculty of Engineering and Computing can be directed to Aine Nolan, aine.nolan@dcu.ie.


 

INTEL Scholarship

Intel are announcing its 2018-19 scholarship programme from graduates (and prospective 2018 graduates) who plan to enter either the DCU MEng in Electronic and Computer Engineering or the DCU MEng in Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering.  The scholarship programme provides each participant with €3000 to support their academic studies and also ensures that students have the opportunity to experience practical learning which is aligned to the needs of industry. The provision of employee mentors by Intel provides students with a direct relationship to the world of work.  The scholarship will be awarded on a competitive basis with academic track record and other supporting information being considered. All applicants to the programme who are approved for admission will be included in assessment for the scholarships.

For more information you can download our applicants guide here.  Enquiries relating to the Electronic and Computer Engineering Master’s programme can be directed to the Programme Chairperson: Dr Conor McArdle, School of Electronic Engineering, DCU: conor.mcardle@dcu.ie. Enquiries relating to the Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering Master’s programme can be directed to the Programme Chair: Dr Tamas Szecsi, School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, DCU:  tamas.szecsi@dcu.ie.