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Ireland Annual cycle — tied to admission for the September intake; some awards run on a first-come, merit basis

TU Dublin International Scholarship

Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin) is Ireland's first technological university and one of its largest, offering practical, industry-aligned programmes across engineering, computing, business, sciences, and the creative arts. It runs international scholarships that reduce tuition for talented overseas students — including Sri Lankans — at both undergraduate and postgraduate level. For Sri Lankan students seeking a hands-on, employability-focused Irish degree, a TU Dublin scholarship makes an English-medium EU qualification more affordable, with Ireland's post-study Stay Back visa allowing graduates to remain and work afterwards. Awards are merit-based and typically applied as a percentage or fixed reduction of the international tuition fee.

Technological University Dublin (TU Dublin)

University-funded

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Value

Partial tuition scholarship

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Level

Undergraduate & postgraduate

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Focus

Engineering, computing, business, arts

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Basis

Academic merit

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International Fee Status

Open to non-EU international fee-paying applicants, including Sri Lankans, applying to eligible TU Dublin undergraduate or postgraduate programmes.

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Strong Academic Record

Competitive A/L results (undergraduate) or a strong Bachelor's degree (postgraduate) meeting TU Dublin's entry requirements. Awards reward higher achievement.

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English Proficiency

You must meet TU Dublin's English-language requirements (IELTS or equivalent). Many Sri Lankan English-medium applicants meet these with standard tests.

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Admission-Linked

Scholarship consideration follows from holding (or applying for) an offer for an eligible programme. Apply early, as some awards are limited and merit-ranked.

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Eligible Programmes

Check that your chosen course participates in the international scholarship scheme — coverage and values can vary by faculty and programme.

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Apply for a place

Apply to your chosen TU Dublin undergraduate or postgraduate programme and secure an offer. Scholarship eligibility flows from holding an eligible offer.

Submit the scholarship application

Complete the international scholarship application (where required) with your academic results and offer details by the published deadline.

Assessment

TU Dublin assesses applications on academic merit against the available budget. Some awards are automatic on meeting thresholds; others are competitive.

Award and enrolment

Successful applicants receive a tuition-reduction confirmation, applied to their fees on enrolment, and complete Ireland's student-visa process before starting.

About TU Dublin

Technological University Dublin is Ireland's first and largest technological university, formed in 2019 from the merger of three established institutes, with a strong focus on applied, career-ready education. Ireland's English-medium teaching, EU recognition, and two-year post-study Stay Back visa make TU Dublin a practical, work-oriented destination for Sri Lankan students.