The George Moore Scholars, a programme of The Ireland Funds, will support up to 300 outstanding students to undertake postgraduate study in the USA, Canada and the UK, in the period 2020-30.
The Scholarships will be high-value, multi-annual awards (1-2 years depending on the programme of study).
Students may apply for either a research or a taught Master's degrees.
The George Moore Scholars will be selected from the higher education institutions on the island of Ireland.
The Scholarships are open to outstanding students (young adults and mature students) in all academic disciplines who expect to graduate from their primary degree in 2022 or who graduated from their primary degree in 2021. A limited number of Early Career Scholarships are available to candidates who have graduated in the last five years (2017-22) and who required specific work experience in order to apply for their Master's programme, e.g. for those applying to public policy or health policy programmes.
Applicants who are awarded a George Moore Scholarship may combine it with other sources of support or scholarship (e.g. a Fulbright Student Award).
Students may apply from the following institutions:
Dublin City University
National University of Ireland, Galway
Maynooth University
Queens University Belfast
Royal College of Surgeons Ireland
University College Cork
University College Dublin
University of Limerick
University of Ulster
Trinity College Dublin, the University of Dublin
Technological University Dublin
Munster Technological University
The Institute of Art, Design and Technology (IADT)
The National College of Art and Design (NCAD)
The George Moore Scholars
The George Moore Scholars – Ruth Moore
The George Moore Scholars – Jack Cullen
The George Moore Scholars – Frances Logan
The George Moore Scholars – Celia Reynolds
The George Moore Scholars – Alex Fish
US-based Scholars are kindly supported by Sprintax in the preparation of US tax returns.
