University of Limerick Admissions 2026: Application Deadline, Eligibility & Fees 2026

• I was offered 50 percent scholarship and some have received a 100 per cent scholarship depending upon the experience and skills that could benefit the University and the Ireland community.

• Yes. I received a scholarship of about 2500. There wasn't a specific name for my scholarship. Some of my batchmates had received this amount as a scholarship. It was the maximum scholarship amount that I have seen the university give as a scholarship for a master's student. Apart from that, there were no other general scholarships they were giving out.

• Yes, I was offered a scholarship of 4000 Euros. Indian students scholarships: https://www.ul.ie/gps/international-student/scholarships-international-students/indian-students-scholarships
• 4000 Euros. None that I remember. As per the website on UL the latest updates are 125 students and Euro 400,000: https://www.ul.ie/news/university-of-limerick-students-awarded-scholarships-totalling-eu400000

• Yes, there are scholarships, as I got one; only 4 other batchmates of mine got this scholarship. The eligibility criteria vary year to year depending upon the profiles of students and also there is an interview conducted by the Director of the course to decide this. The number is now very, very small it again depends on the University but it is at atleast 4-5 students per batch.

• Yes, I did receive a scholarship of 1500 euros, which helped me to pay less for my tuition fees. The name of the scholarship was the University of Limerick Postgraduate Scholarship. The criteria for this scholarship to avail is to have good credits in their bachelor's along with work experience in this field.
• A few of my batchmates received a scholarship of 1500 euros.
• 0.1% (up to 125 students) receive scholarships each year. The typical amount varies but most of them get a 1500 euros scholarship.

UL was a breath of fresh air. It was a one off experience for me that I'll never have again in my life. That said, I really think the university can do better in terms of checking on their international students in terms of accommodation and actually bringing in the concept of placement. If these 2 can be taken care of, I think it'd become the most sought after university in Europe.

Yes. It was a generic scholarship offered to Indians if you had a 75% CGPA. I got 1/4th cut off from my tuition fee.

My overall experience was great because this is the first time I came out from my home town and had to lead an independent life. If you are confident about yourself and have some patience in everything, you'll have a great life here regardless of the University you're choosing.

I received a scholarship of 4000 euros from my university. It's because I have my grades/marks which is above 75% in my UG.

I have chosen this university because this is one of the top universities of Ireland with so much facilities and I have gone through various researches as well so I found this university to be good for me.

There are various websites like Study in Ireland. There are Facebook groups like Study in Ireland with respect to the particular year. There are various consultants on the groups and they also help us. They don't charge any fees.