Originally known as the Catholic University of Ireland and subsequently as the Royal University, the university became UCD in 1908 and a constituent college of the National University of Ireland (NUI). In 1997, UCD became an autonomous university within the loose federal structure of the NUI and UCD students are awarded degrees of the National University of Ireland.

UCD has been a major contributor to the making of modern Ireland. Many UCD students and staff participated in the struggle for Irish independence and the university has produced numerous Irish Presidents and Taoisigh (Prime Ministers) in addition to generations of Irish business, professional, cultural and sporting leaders.

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Applications for the 2024 Global Excellence Scholarships are now open!

University College Dublin (UCD) in Ireland is one of the world’s top universities and is the most popular university for international students in Ireland. Each year, UCD offers a number of Global Excellence Scholarship to international students (on non-EU fees) who are starting a course at UCD in September.

To apply for the Global Excellence Scholarship, students must first have received an offer (or conditional offer) to study in an eligible UCD course.

• Apply for your UCD programme at least three weeks before the scholarship’s closing date. Only applicants who have received an offer for an eligible UCD programme can apply for an international student scholarship.
• Step 2: Review the terms and conditions of UCD’s scholarshipsAll UCD and UCD Global Scholarship terms and conditions are available online. Applications that do not meet the requirements outlined will be automatically disregarded. If an applicant is awarded more than one scholarship offer, they will receive the scholarship of greater financial value. Additionally, some scholarships are for self-funding candidates only. You may only apply for the scholarship with your first choice course, not to multiple courses.
• Step 3: Apply for relevant scholarshipsOnce you have received an offer for an eligible UCD programme, you will be able to apply for relevant scholarships through the UCD SISWeb applications portal. Offer holders are also automatically considered for partial Global Scholarships. All scholarship decisions are made based on your submitted application materials. You may apply for more than one scholarship if you meet the eligibility criteria for each scholarship.
• Check before submittingOnce submitted, scholarship applications cannot be edited. Please ensure you take the time to check you are satisfied with your application before you submit it. Our scholarship committee cannot change your form once you have submitted it. You cannot send a second application for the same scholarship. We can, with your permission, delete your application and you can start again.
• Step 4: Receive an answerWithin five weeks from the deadline for applications, UCD Global will update the status of your scholarship application. You can review your application by logging into the UCD SISWeb applications portal. Under the ‘UCD Applications’ heading, you can view the status of each of your applications by clicking on ‘My Applications’.
• Step 5: Accept your scholarshipIf you are offered a full or partial scholarship, you must accept this offer by the specified method within two weeks of the notification. It is your responsibility to complete the required actions. A non-response will be considered as declining the offer. Students who defer their offer, or accept their offer after the deadline for their scholarship, will not retain the scholarship.
• Step 6: Keep us informedMost of UCD Global’s scholarships are awarded for a specified programme and start date. If you plan to change your UCD programme or defer your entry, please let us know as this may affect your scholarship. Make sure to check the terms and conditions for your scholarship to see what limits apply.

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