DCU has announced the another year of the University of Sanctuary Scholarship Programme for 2022/23. A total of five postgrad taught Master’s scholarships will be available for refugees & protection applicants who are not eligible for state support.
The scholarship application process opens on the 1st of April 2022 with full details available on the DCU University of Sanctuary web page.
Applicants interested in applying for a scholarship are required to apply separately for a programme offer using the DCU Student Application Portal on the Postgraduate Application web page.
DCU was first designated a University of Sanctuary in 2016 and in January of this year received reaccreditation as a University of Sanctuary, which runs from 2022-2025.
For further information visit dcu.ie/sanctuary or contact Karina Curley, DCU Widening Participation Officer karina.curley@dcu.ie
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