University College Dublin
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Government of Ireland International Education Scholarship
Fully Funded Master's Opportunities in Climate Change, AI, Sustainable Agriculture and Food Security in Ireland University College Dublin in Ireland
Degree Level
Master's
Field of study
Computer Science
Funding
The opportunities are described as fully funded or scholarship-supported. Funding mentioned includes a 100% tuition fee waiver and an annual living stipend of €28,000 for UCD; full funding through the Ireland Fellows Programme covering tuition fees, living allowance, return airfare, visa, and insurance for some University of Galway options; and a full tuition fee waiver plus a €10,000 stipend for Maynooth University through GOI-IES.
Country
Ireland
University
University College Dublin

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Ongoing programGovernment of Ireland International Education Scholarships
by Higher Education Authority on behalf of the Government of Ireland
The Government of Ireland International Education Scholarships support high-achieving international students for one year of master's, postgraduate diploma, or PhD study in Ireland with a stipend and full tuition waiver.
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About this position
Fully funded Master’s opportunities are highlighted in Ireland for international students interested in climate change, artificial intelligence, sustainable agriculture, food security, environmental sustainability, and agritech.
The post lists four options across leading Irish universities: University College Dublin (MSc Artificial Intelligence for Weather & Climate Change), University of Galway (MSc Climate Change, Agriculture & Food Security), University of Galway (MSc AgriFood Sustainability & Technology), and Maynooth University (MSc Climate Change).
Funding varies by programme and scholarship route. UCD is described as offering a 100% tuition fee waiver plus a €28,000 annual living stipend. University of Galway options may be funded through the Ireland Fellows Programme, covering tuition fees, living allowance, return airfare, visa, and insurance. Maynooth University’s MSc Climate Change is linked to the Government of Ireland International Education Scholarship (GOI-IES), offering a full tuition fee waiver and a €10,000 stipend.
Eligible backgrounds mentioned include agriculture, environmental science, climate change, food science, biology and biotechnology, geography and GIS, engineering, computer science and AI, sustainability, and related disciplines. The post is aimed at graduates seeking postgraduate study in climate science, machine learning, sustainable food systems, environmental policy, and adaptation.
Interested applicants should review the programme and scholarship links provided for each university, confirm eligibility, and contact the relevant admissions or programme email addresses for next steps.
Funding details
The opportunities are described as fully funded or scholarship-supported. Funding mentioned includes a 100% tuition fee waiver and an annual living stipend of €28,000 for UCD; full funding through the Ireland Fellows Programme covering tuition fees, living allowance, return airfare, visa, and insurance for some University of Galway options; and a full tuition fee waiver plus a €10,000 stipend for Maynooth University through GOI-IES.
What's required
Applicants should be graduates in agriculture, environmental science, climate change, food science, biology and biotechnology, geography and GIS, engineering, computer science and AI, sustainability, or related disciplines. The post targets international students and refers to eligible applicants for the listed scholarship programmes.
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