DCU IoE Research Scholarships & Opportunities
DCU Educational Disadvantage Centre has received funding from Daughters of Charity Community Services, Henrietta St., Dublin 1 towards a 5 year part-time Ph.D fellowship. Applications are now invited, deadline March 2nd 2026.
The Ph.D theme will involve A phenomenological study of Community Based Services to inform an effective policy response to the effects of intergenerational poverty on education. The research data will be collected from two sites, the Daughters of Charity Community Services, Henrietta St. Dublin 1 and another Community Based Service. More information »
Teastaíonn níos mó taighde ar theagasc agus foghlaim na Gaeilge chun barr feabhais a chur ar na deiseanna foghlama atá ag leanaí agus daoine óga.
Tá dhá scoláireacht PhD pháirt-aimseartha á dtairiscint ag Sealbhú: Lárionad Taighde DCU um Fhoghlaim agus Teagasc na Gaeilge anois.
Beidh deis ag na hiarrthóirí rathúla taighde a dhéanamh ar ghné ar leith de theagasc agus foghlaim na Gaeilge i suíomhanna meán-Bhéarla nó i suíomhanna lán-Ghaeilge agus Gaeltachta.
Tá tuilleadh eolais ar fáil anseo: https://www.dcu.ie/sealbhu/ag-tacu-le-teagasc-agus-foghlaim-na-gaeilge
Táthar ag súil go dtacóidh an taighde le chur chun cinn na Gaeilge ag leibheál polasaithe agus sa chleachtas amach anseo.
More research is needed on the teaching and learning of Irish to improve the learning opportunities of children and young people.
Sealbhú: DCU Research Centre for the Learning and Teaching of Irish are now offering two part-time PhD scholarships.
The successful candidates will have the opportunity to focus on an aspect of the teaching and learning of Irish in English-medium settings or in Irish-medium/Gaeltacht settings.
Further information is available here: https://www.dcu.ie/sealbhu/ag-tacu-le-teagasc-agus-foghlaim-na-gaeilge#tab-844076-2
It is envisaged that this research will support the future development of Irish at policy level and in practice.