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PhDs

ash777 · 2016-11-24 02:13:38

Are PhD fees in Ireland covered by the grant (SUSI) like undergrad and Masters courses are?

24-11-2016 2:13am

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Are PhD fees in Ireland covered by the grant (SUSI) like undergrad and Masters courses are?

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#2 25-11-2016 7:51pm

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Anybody?

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#3 25-11-2016 9:46pm

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It depends on your funding basically. If you have zero funding, you can apply for susi to cover your fees up to a certain amount (someone who's applied more recently can tell you, but I'd guess it tops out at €2k like a MSc), but if you have a masters under your belt, the years you got funding for that are included in your post grad app, so you may not get a full four years. Your best bet is to a) ask SUSI, b) seek a more comprehensive funding agency for a PhD.

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