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Tuition Fees for Masters in Primary Education

  • 09-09-2014 4:43pm
    #1
    bally2009
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 65 ✭✭


    Hi all! Can anyone send me the right way in relation to this subject. I am planning on studying Masters (level 9) in Primary Education in Mary Immaculate after completing my level 8 course this year. Is it possible to receive funding from SUSI on this adventure?


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  • #2
    Sup08
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    If you are eligible and meet the criteria:
    You may get a student fee contribution of €2000 if the reckonable income is less than €31,500
    or
    A special rate of up to €6270 fee contribution if the reckonable income is below €22,703 and in receipt of an eligible payment from another department (Social Welfare).

    Remember, If you were Under 23 when you began your undergraduate studies without a break of 3 years upon reaching 23, you will be assessed as dependent on your parent(s) and their income is reckonable.

    If you were over 23 when you entered or re-entered your undergraduate studies with a break of 3 years since turning 23 and want to apply as an Independent Student, you must provide details of living independently from the October before you entered or re-entered Undergrad studies.


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