University College Cork is pleased to offer Lilly Research Scholarships for the academic year 2017-2018. Scholarships can be found to EU and International (Non-EU) Applicants.
These scholarships plan to support pupils and incorporate them to the academic, social and cultural facets of University College Cork.
UCC was created in 1845 as one of three Queen’s Colleges – at Cork, Galway and Belfast. These new faculties were created in the reign of Queen Victoria and named after her. Queen’s College, Cork (QCC) was created to offer accessibility to higher education in the Irish state of Munster.
Course Level: Scholarships can be found to pursue research.
Study Subject: Scholarships are given in the area of Chemistry and Pharmaceutical Sciences; Biotechnology Related Areas and Chemical Engineering.
Scholarship Award: The Lilly Research Scholarships will probably be tenable for two or up to four academic years (depending on whether the successful applicant is pursuing an MSc or PhD) and feature a student bursary of €16,000 per annum, tuition fees (EU or international) plus a budget for lab consumables to support the pupil’s research.
Number of Scholarships: Not Known
Scholarship might be considered in Ireland
Eligibility: The following standards should be satisfied in order for applicants to be qualified for the scholarship:
Students who’ve reached at least at least Second Class Honours, Grade 1 (or equivalent) in an appropriate degree are qualified to make an application to get a PhD or MSc Research degree at UCC. The scholarship consists of pupil stipend of €16,000, tuition fees (EU or international) and €6,000 towards consumables. The scholarship is tenable for two or four years, according to the course of study (i.e. MSc or PhD).
Nationality: Scholarships can be found to EU and International (Non-EU) Applicants.
College Admission Requirement
Entrance Requirements: Students must have reached at least at least Second Class Honours, Grade 1 (or equivalent) in an appropriate degree, and be pursuing a research programme in a food related area.
English language Requirements: Applicants whose first language isn’t English are normally necessary to offer evidence of competence in English at the larger amount needed by the University.
Ireland Scholarships
How to Apply: Incomplete applications will never be considered. Please consult the Terms and Conditions of the Scholarship before completing this application form and submit via e-mail as just one PDF document on or before 14th July to:kob-at-ucc.ie .
Application Deadline: Scholarship application deadline is July 14, 2017.
