Deadline: 17 February 2014.
Canon Collins Trust, on behalf of the Government of Ireland, invites applications for the Kader Asmal Fellowship Programme. Under this fellowship programme, Irish Aid supports students from South Africa to undertake Masters or Postgraduate Diploma level studies in Ireland in strategically-important disciplines including finance, business, engineering, sustainable technologies and public health and nutrition.
Canon Collins Trust invites applications for scholarships for postgraduate study in Ireland commencing in September 2014, in the following subject areas:
• Business Management
• Agriculture, Food Science & Nutrition; and
• Public Administration
Fellowships will be available for one-year post-graduate courses available in the Universities and
Institutes of Technology listed on www.educationinireland.ie.
The fellowships include tuition fees, a return flight to Ireland, and monthly stipend, insurance and a
settling in allowance. Applicants must apply separately to the university but need do this only once an offer of a fellowship has been made.
The fellowship programme has two strands:
- Eight annual awards for postgraduate study in
- Business Management;
- Agriculture, Food Science & nutrition; and
- Public Administration
2. A fellowship in Human Rights Law at Trinity College Dublin to be selected by the Council for the Advancement of the South African Constitution (CASAC)
Are you eligible?
To apply for this scholarship through the Canon Collins Trust you must:
- be a national of South Africa or Zimbabwe
- legally resident in South Africa
- be in possession of a good first degree (minimum second class, upper division or equivalent) or about to graduate in the year of application.
- be applying for a full-time one-year master’s degree in one of the eligible courses at an approved Irish university
What the Fellowship offer
The Kader Asmal Fellowships will cover:
- university application fees
- tuition fees;
- examination and other fees
- economy travel to and from your country of residence to Ireland;
- settling in allowance, book allowance and study allowance
- accommodation;
- a monthly personal living allowance (stipend) to cover other living expense for you only and
- the costs of an entry clearance (student visitor visa) application
Applicants will hear the outcome by 30 April 2014
Note:
Applicants need not apply to the university before applying for a fellowship. Successful candidates need only apply to their chosen university once the award has been made. At that time any application fees will be paid by the Fellowship Programme.
For More Information:
Visit the Official Webpage of the Kamal Asmal Fellowship Programme
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