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Can i get a grant in republic if i study in the north?

  • 26-06-2010 8:24am
    #1
    mazi
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 164 ✭✭


    Hey Guys,

    I am interested in doing a degree in Ulster University. Just wanted to know if anyone has any knowledge. Do i qualify for the grant in the republic if i decide to study in the north or do i have to apply through the english system for one?


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  • #2
    BroFlo
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 77 ✭✭BroFlo


    mazi wrote: »
    Hey Guys,

    I am interested in doing a degree in Ulster University. Just wanted to know if anyone has any knowledge. Do i qualify for the grant in the republic if i decide to study in the north or do i have to apply through the english system for one?

    I got a place in University of Ulster and had the exact same question. I visited my local VEC and Job Facilitaor and you CAN apply for a grant here and if you are unemployed you can also apply for BTEA, once the college is recognised by the grant scheme, all big ones unis up north are!

    I got this below piece form citizeninformation.ie

    Approved courses

    Approved courses are:

    (a) Full-time courses at the colleges of the National University of Ireland; Trinity College Dublin; Dublin City University; the University of Limerick; Queens University, Belfast or the University of Ulster where the student progresses to the university course by completing a course at Level 6 (National Certificate) or Level 7 (National Diploma)

    Not really sure what the last bit means though :confused:


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